You work for a public health organization. You’ve been asked to educate the public about BPA. Create a list of 5 ways that you are exposed to BPA daily, and then list approaches you could take to help you avoid or minimize these exposures. What are the potential cost in terms of money, time, and inbracing changes. What information about BPA could you provide to the public as it relates to human hazards.

You work for a public health organization. You’ve been asked to educate the public about BPA. Create a list of 5 ways that you are exposed to BPA daily, and then list approaches you could take to help you avoid or minimize these exposures. What are the potential cost in terms of money, time, and inbracing changes. What information about BPA could you provide to the public as it relates to human hazards.

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