Which best describes DDT as a pesticide? Select all that apply.
a. DDT is able to target destructive insects.
b. DDT decomposes very slowly.
c. DDT can be controlled so it does not spread to other areas.
d. DDT results in antibiotic formation in livestock.
e. DDT is readily absorbed by animal tissue.
f. DDT contaminated ground water and runoff into streams, rivers, and oceans.
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