RE: NFC: blue pike stuff

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--- Gay <ghemsath at att_net> wrote:
> Hello
> 
> They also filtered out a lot of the bad stuff as
> well (PBCs)
> Not just the green algae and zooplankton
> 
> Gay
> Alaska
Yes, but PCBs are very stable. They will be absorbed
in fatty tissues in the animal, and be released when
the animal dies. PCB half life is about 30 years(?).
Chlorine products should be the next thing to worry
about, if you do not already. They have some fun
effects as endocrine disrupters.

Boo Radley, Saraland, Alabama


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