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Explain how contaminants move through the food chain into our foods, as illustrated by this graphic. Answer the following in your response: where do industrial pollutants and agricultural chemicals generally enter the food supply? Why are fat-soluble contaminants so harmful to us? What is bioaccumulation? How does it occur?
Explain how contaminants move through the food chain into our foods, as illustrated by this graphic. Answer the following in your response: where do industrial pollutants and agricultural chemicals generally enter the food supply? Why are fat-soluble contaminants so harmful to us? What is bioaccumulation? How does it occur?


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