>> but looking at lolow dose exposusures means a sea change in how we do toxicologigical tetesting and risk a assessment, and that's controversial, costly, and something the chemical industry opposes. >> one of the areas of science that is emerging, and very interesting and very troubling, is called epigenetics, whwhich shows that an acute chemical exposure can actuually result intto a genetitic change.. and that getetic changnge can be passed down from generation to generation based onn a chemical exposure. >> your grandmother could have been exposed to something that you didn't know about, she didn't know about, that is affecting your health today. >> the evidence that we d dhave from laboratory experiments in animals certainly gives us cause for concern. >> some people are more exposed to chemicals because of the job they do or where they live. low income and minority commumunities often live nenear points of f pollution like chemical plants and waste dudump sites, , or in ageded and substandard housing. and these communities share a disproportionate burden of disease. >> higher rat