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Johnson, Jeff (1997) Children's health to be new focus for EPA, research, says Browner. Environmental Science & Technology, 31 (4). 174-175 doi:10.1021/es972209r

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TitleChildren's health to be new focus for EPA, research, says Browner
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AuthorsJohnson, JeffAuthor
Year1997 (April)Volume31
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PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceJohnson, Jeff (1997) Children's health to be new focus for EPA, research, says Browner. Environmental Science & Technology, 31 (4). 174-175 doi:10.1021/es972209r
Plain TextJohnson, Jeff (1997) Children's health to be new focus for EPA, research, says Browner. Environmental Science & Technology, 31 (4). 174-175 doi:10.1021/es972209r
In(1997, April) Environmental Science & Technology Vol. 31 (4) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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