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PBT
(redirected from Persistent Bioaccumulative Toxic)

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PBTProvider Backbone Transport (networking technology adding determinism to ethernet)
PBTPolybutylene Terephthalate
PBTProfit Before Tax
PBTPaper Based Test (education)
PBTPreliminary Breath Test(ing)
PBTPersistent Bioaccumulative Toxic (chemical)
PBTPittsburgh Ballet Theatre (Pennsylvania)
PBTPhlebotomy Technician
PBTProton Beam Therapy
PBTPit Bull Terrier
PBTPerformance-Based Training
PBTPortable Breath Tester
PBTPayback Time
PBTPiebald Trait (Piebaldism)
PBTPolybenzothiazole
PBTPulsing Bladeturn (gaming)
PBTPebete (Argentina, sandwich type)
PBTprostate brachytherapy
PBTPeterborough Bus Times (UK)
PBTPeribronchial Thickening (radiology)
PBTPay by Transaction (United Kingdom)
PBTPaperback/Trade
PBTPolyclinique Bordeaux Tondu (French private clinic; est. 1914; Bordeaux, France)
PBTPresaturation Bolus Tracking
PBTPediatric Brain Tumor
PBTPassenger Booking Total (airline)
PBTPhiladelphia Business Today (Philadelphia, PA)
PBTPermian Basin Royalty Trust (Bank of America)
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Introduction Over the past 13 years, government organizations in North America and internationally have developed strategies to eliminate and reduce the production, use, and release of persistent bioaccumulative toxic substances (PBTSs) in response to the mounting scientific evidence that toxic substances of this type pose greater risks to human health and the environment than do others.
Strategies for eliminating and reducing persistent bioaccumulative ... by Davies, Kate / Journal of Environmental Health
3) The story is similar with other long-lived, dangerous chemicals, known collectively as Persistent Bioaccumulative Toxic substances (PBTs).
Should the EPA regulate under TSCA and FIFRA to protect foreign ... by Fein, Ronald / Stanford Law Review
Such chemicals are known as bioaccumulative chemicals of concern (BCCs), or persistent bioaccumulative toxic (PBT) substances, which take long to decay and concentrate as they move through the food chain.
Kosovo: war on the environment by Rickwood, Peter / Ploughshares Monitor
 
 
 
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