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The problem with DDT in the environment is that it decomposes quickly.
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DDT is persistent in the environment — it breaks down very slowly, bioaccumulates in fatty tissues, and biomagnifies up food chains.
DDT is persistent in the environment — it breaks down very slowly, bioaccumulates in fatty tissues, and biomagnifies up food chains.
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