Although these chemicals are found at exceedingly low concentrations, typically less than one part in a billion, the bioaccumulative properties of some of the chemicals, suggest that over time, these chemicals may buildup in the tissue of aquatic wildlife and humans and pose health risks.
Addressing potential health risks from low-level contaminants.
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