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bones that came from South Africa.
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I can just imagine what their faces looked like when they saw
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the levels that were spanning all latitudes
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and basically all nations in the world.
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Well, this story gets repeated.
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It gets repeated chemical by chemical as EPA begins to come
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to life in the 1970s and '80s, begins to wake up in this case
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to polybrominated diphenyl ethers that are these flame
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retardants that we now all walk around with.
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And it's a common story that we first find the chemicals in wildlife.
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Why? Because they're easy to test.
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People generally don't like to give bone samples so that