Unset environment variables not commiting, still there when bash restart

I want to remove some environment varibles so i use the unset command
unset variable
However when I list the varibles using:
env
The variable seems to be gone but when I restart the bash it comes back again? Any ideas why? And how to resolve this?

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If you want every login session to have a certain environment, you set it in a .bash_profile file. See the bash man page for details.

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