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… 3.3. Conclusions 20 Chapter 4. Impact of climate change on exposure to POP s for wildlife and humans 21 4.1. Introduction 21 4.2. Exposure of wildlife 22 4.2.1. Changes to food web or trophic … 4.2.2. Changes to POP processes within organisms 25 4.3. Exposure of human populations 26 4.4. Conclusions 27 4.5. …

… Risk Assessment identifies a site's contaminants, exposure pathways and receptors, which can then be used as … acceptable degree of risk. Indicative figures for risk and exposure assist a risk manager to reach the proper decision. … are seen, in all cases, at relatively high levels of exposure. The human population is ubiquitously 14 exposed to …

… But unless precautionary action is taken to curtail exposure to these chemicals, millions of people – not to … But unless precautionary action is taken to curtail exposure to these chemicals, millions of people – not to …

… significant impacts on human health and the environment. Exposure to POPs can cause serious health problems including … is confirmed for tetra- to hepta- CNs. Chronic exposure increases risk of liver disease. Use and production …

… But unless precautionary action is taken to curtail exposure to these chemicals, millions of people – not to …

… and bioaccumulatative property. Prolonged or repeated exposure to dicofol can cause skin irritation, …

… and bioaccumulatative property. Prolonged or repeated exposure to dicofol can cause skin irritation, …

… and bioaccumulatative property. Prolonged or repeated exposure to dicofol can cause skin irritation, …

… and bioaccumulatative property. Prolonged or repeated exposure to dicofol can cause skin irritation, …

… and bioaccumulatative property. Prolonged or repeated exposure to dicofol can cause skin irritation, …