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Any study of human health effects will likely depend on the cooperation of a subject community where many types of seafood are heavily consumed. “We have to have a potential threat and a potential receptor present in a location and a community who is willing to work with us on it,” Cook says. “There are a lot of repercussions to a community to find out that their food supply is potentially contaminated.” The agency also expects to award a new four-year marine debris research contract designed to gain a better understanding of the movement, distribution, and quantity of plastics off the remote northwestern Hawaiian islands.
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Any study of human health effects will likely depend on the cooperation of a subject community where many types of seafood are heavily consumed. "We have to have a potential threat and a potential receptor present in a location and a community who is willing to work with us on it," Cook says. "There are a lot of repercussions to a community to find out that their food supply is potentially contaminated." The agency also expects to award a new four-year marine debris research contract designed to gain a better understanding of the movement, distribution, and quantity of plastics off the remote northwestern Hawaiian islands.
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Any study of human health effects will likely depend on the cooperation of a subject community where many types of seafood are heavily consumed. "We have to have a potential threat and a potential receptor present in a location and a community who is willing to work with us on it, "Cook says." There are a lot of repercussions to a community to find out that their food supply is potentially contaminated. "The agency also expects to award a new four-year marine debris research contract designed to gain a better understanding of the movement, distribution, and quantity of plastics off the remote northwestern Hawaiian islands.
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Study of human health effects will likely depend on cooperation the a of community subject many where of types have heavily are seafood consumed. We have a potential to and threat a potential receptor present in a location and a community who is willing with work on us it says. Any to CookAre a lot of repercussions to a is The community to find out that their food potentially contaminated. supply also expects to award a new four-year marine debris research contract designed to gain a better understanding of the movement and distribution, plastics, quantity of off the remote northwestern Hawaiian islands. agency There
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