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AP Environmental Science

Where Found In Environment Industrial chemical. Now banned, but persists a long time (POP) Arctic circle Health Impacts Neurotoxin. Same as lead Endocrine disrupter Important Info Banned in the U.S. One of the dirty dozen Biomagnifies through food webs

Where Found In Environment Plastics, lining of food cans, receipt tape. Health Impacts Probable endocrine disruptor Possible teratogen Important Info CA law now bans it in baby products

Where Found In Environment Rechargable batteries Health Impacts Neurotoxin-same as lead Important Info Can leak from batteries in a landfill into groundwater below the landfill.

Where Found In Environment Pesticide used commonly in the U.S. Health Impacts Endocrine disruptor Causes amphibians to become hermophrodites or sexually impaired. Important Info Manufacturer says no problem

Where Found In Environment Combustion, industrial processes (POP) Health Impacts Endocrine disrupter Carcinogen Important Info Biomagnifies through a food web More common exposure in humans is through contaminated food

Where Found In Environment Used as degreasers and solvents in industry Health Impacts Neurotoxin Endocrine disrupter Carcinogen Important Info Once used as an anesthetic It is a type of VOC