Which option is most effective for dealing with nondegradable pollutants? 

A)  Keep them from getting into the environment. 
B)  Remove them from contaminated air. 
C)  Remove them from contaminated water. 
D)  Remove them from contaminated soil.

The most effective way to deal with nondegradable pollutants is to keep them from entering the environment in the first place. Prevention is key in avoiding the negative impacts of these pollutants on the environment and human health. Once they are in the environment, they can persist for a long time and cause long-term damage, making it more difficult and expensive to remove them. Therefore, it is best to prioritize preventing their release into the environment through proper waste management and pollution control measures. Removing them from contaminated air, water, or soil, although important, can be challenging and costly, and may not always be successful in completely eliminating the pollutants.