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February 16, 2008

Podcast on Emerging Chemical Contaminants and Human Health

Podcast_3 While chemicals are ubiquitous in coastal environments, there are new classes of emerging chemical contaminants that will have both direct and indirect effects on ocean and coastal ecosystem health, as well as potential implications for human health. 

Science Podcast host Robert Frederick interviewed NOAA's Nat Scholz about his latest research on the effects that a mix of chemicals has on salmon. The podcast also includes an overview of the related scientific research from Science's Erik Stokstad.

Listen here.

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