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The What Could It Be, Beverly? story was created by the KMAC Kids 1999-2000Link to non-NIEHS site. KMAC stands for: Kids Making A Connection, Health & the Environment; KMAC activities were originally supported by an NIEHS grant in K-12 environmental health science education, "Toxrap" Network. You can learn more about NIEHS educational grant programs at the NIEHS K-12 Teacher Enhancement and Development, Environmental Health Sciences K-12 Education Grants materials, and the NIEHS K-12 Initiatives websites.

What Could It Be, Beverly?

Other KMAC stories featured by NIEHS:

What's Wrong Whiskers?
Bradley and the Bad Pb
Crabby Kathy
Mama Didn't Know
Water, the Never Ending Story
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