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Question 2: 

Chemical warfare is the use of selective chemical toxicity for war purposes to:

- Destroy or reduce the enemy's fighting capacity;

- Destroy the enemy's food supply and development facilities;

- Poison the enemy's living environment.

Source: The book "120 Questions and Answers about Agent Orange/Dioxin" was published by the Office of the Steering Committee for the Settlement of Consequences of Agent Orange/Dioxin used by the U.S. during the Vietnam War.