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Reprogrammed whale neurons predict neurotoxicity of environmental pollutants

Reprogrammed whale neurons predict neurotoxicity of environmental pollutants
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Mainewhile: A spectrum of septic systems, access

Mainewhile: A spectrum of septic systems, access
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New Tests Can Detect Tiny but Toxic Particles of Coal Ash in Soil

New Tests Can Detect Tiny but Toxic Particles of Coal Ash in Soil
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The stench of climate change | The NM Political Report

By Jerry Redfern, Capital & Main | 13 hours ago Jerry Redfern A tank battery and wellsite operated by Apache Corporation in the Loco Hills area of southern New Mexico. “Oh my gosh. It is just cranking.” Nathalie Eddy, a field advocate for Earthworks, the environmental monitoring group, is sitting in her Jeep next to an oil well southwest of Loving, New Mexico, in the Permian Basin. A tangle of well pumping equipment is on one side of the quarter-acre pad. Ten yards away are eight storage tanks, each about the size of a Greyhound bus standing on end. She’s aiming her camera at the top of one of those tanks.

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Study reveals unexpectedly high number of concerning substances in plastic products

Study reveals ‘unexpectedly high’ number of concerning substances in plastic products Research published in the scientific journal Environmental Science & Technology claims to provide an enlightening but worrying insight into the world of chemicals that are intentionally added to plastics. Every year, more than 350 million tonnes of plastic – much of it used by the food industry – is produced worldwide. According to researchers at the ETH Zürich university in Switzerland, these plastics contain a huge variety of chemicals that may be released during their lifecycles including substances that pose a significant risk to people and the environment. However, only a small proportion of the chemicals contained in plastic are publicly known or have been extensively studied.

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