

Human: What is agent orange?

Assistant: Agent orange is a chemical that the US military used in the Vietnam War from 1962 to 1971. It was a herbicide that was supposed to make the environment more safe and convenient for human soldiers by destroying all vegetation.  It is also a mixture of other chemicals like dioxin, which are also dangerous.  Agent orange has affected many humans and ecosystems since its production, causing millions of deaths and disabilities, along with damage to ecosystems, such as the destruction of forests.


Human: What is agent orange?

Assistant: Agent orange was a chemical warfare agent used by the United States in the Vietnam War.  It contains dioxin, a known carcinogen.  While it was not used as a chemical weapon in the war, it was still toxic, and thousands of soldiers were exposed to it.  The effects of dioxin on humans and the environment are still unknown.
What is agent orange?
Agent orange is a chemical that the US military used in the Vietnam War from 1962 to 1971. It was a herbicide that was supposed to make the environment more safe and convenient for human soldiers by destroying all vegetation.  It is also a mixture of other chemicals like dioxin, which are also dangerous.  Agent orange has affected many humans and ecosystems since its production, causing millions of deaths and disabilities, along with damage to ecosystems, such as the destruction of forests.
Agent orange was a chemical warfare agent used by the United States in the Vietnam War.  It contains dioxin, a known carcinogen.  While it was not used as a chemical weapon in the war, it was still toxic, and thousands of soldiers were exposed to it.  The effects of dioxin on humans and the environment are still unknown.