It’s an unpleasant thought, but we’re exposed to toxins every day. This episode, TED speakers ask: should we accept our toxic world as reality or can we make change?
1. Holly Morris: What Can We Learn From One of the World’s Most Toxic Accidents?
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2. Tyrone Hayes: How Do Common Chemicals Affect Frogs, Rats — And Maybe Us?
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3. Emily Penn: How Do Toxins From Plastics Find Their Way Into Our Food?
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4. Jeff Iliff: How Does Our Brain Get Rid Of Toxins?
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5. Rishi Manchanda: How Can Your Home Make You Sick?
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6. Holly Morris: Can A Place Still Be Home Even After Becoming Toxic?
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