Pancreatic cancer: County Antrim man feels 'lucky to be alive'
Tom Hawthorne is among 8% of people to survive a pancreatic cancer diagnosis past five years.
Source: bbc.com
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NHS at 75: CPR call for ailing Northern Ireland health service
Health leaders say there needs to be reform as events are held to mark NHS's 75th anniversary.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Northern Ireland health service pressure amazingly unprecedented - surgeon
The Royal College of Surgeon's NI director says cancelled surgeries leave people in pain and distress.
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Source: bbc.com
Wildlife rescue volunteers fear contaminated flood waters could be linked to kangaroo deaths
Environmental protection agency says E coli and other contaminants are within safe levels but warn residents not to enter or drink flood waters
Murray River South Australia New South Wales Tania Begg Mark Taylor Environmental Protection Authority
Source: theguardian.com
'Smells like sewage': blackwater from Victorian floods causes mass fish deaths | Flooding
‘We’re measuring for E.coli,’ says state’s chief environmental scientist who advises: ‘stay out of the water’
Source: theguardian.com
Greenhouse gas removal 'not a silver bullet to achieve net zero' | Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
UK scientists say carbon capture is ‘hard and expensive’ and focus must be on reducing emissions
Source: theguardian.com
Why you should probably rethink wearing your shoes inside the house
Presenter Clarence Ford chats to environmental scientist, Professor Mark Taylor.
Clarence Ford Qama Qukula Mark Taylor Environment Protection Authority Victoria Presenter Clarence Ford Professor Mark
Source: ewn.co.za
Working around the legacy of lead: how safe is your veggie patch?
Last modified on Sun 30 May 2021 13.31 EDT A third of veggie patches in Australia’s inner cities have levels of lead that exceed safe guidelines, according to Sydney researchers working in tandem with keen home gardeners over the past eight years. Happily the VegeSafe team offers solutions so that people can “Carry On Gardening” (for people seasoned enough to remember the British Carry On comedy films), an axiom dreamed up by project lead Prof Mark Taylor from Macquarie University. “So ...
Source: theguardian.com