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Chemical hazard pictograms

GHS Environment — Meaning & Usage

Aquatic environmental hazards.

Reference authority
UN GHS framework / OSHA artwork
Programme / market
International / United States / European Union
Mark type
Hazard pictogram
Artwork access
Reference files · usage conditions apply
Source checked
23 September 2026

What this mark means

Aquatic environmental hazards.

Before using this resource

  1. Use the classified substance or mixture’s applicable hazard information and destination-market rules.
  2. Keep the official source and the product-specific assessment or approval with the artwork brief.

A detail worth checking

Implementation varies by jurisdiction; OSHA does not require this environmental pictogram under its own HazCom standard.

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Useful to know

Is this a complete chemical label?

No. Classification determines the required pictograms, signal word and statements; these files provide only the graphic. Keep the approved label information together.

Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?

Use the responsible organisation’s specification and any applicable licensing terms. A reference image does not establish product approval.

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