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EPA announced the availability of the final scope of the risk evaluation to be conducted for octamethylcyclotetra-siloxane D4, a chemical substance for which EPA received a manufacturer request for risk evaluation under the Toxic Substances Control Act TSCA. 87 Fed. ....
Introduction The Syrian conflict has entered its tenth year, with a devastating humanitarian and economic toll: the death of 384,000-593,000 people as of December 2020; the forced displacement of an estimated 13.5 million people, almost half of whom are displaced internally, struggling to survive; economic loss of $428 billion from 2011 to 2018 (six times the GDP in 2010); depreciation of the Syrian lira (now 13 times less valuable than before the conflict); high unemployment; the destruction of physical property, including homes, infrastructure, hospitals, schools; and the reality of 90% of the population living below the poverty line. Yet the war has also resulted in significant environmental destruction â a form of damage that receives less attention but represents major potential harm with long-term negative consequences on public health, the economy, and peace itself, and which must be central to any post-conflict relief or reconstruction effort. ....
Supposedly everybody is at least supposed to look like they re on the same page? joining us now is dr. ateesha, a pediatrician in pediatrician from flint. i hope i m not getting you in trouble by asking you to explain this. butticn t help myself. i ve got to ask. thanks for having me, rachel. i ve always had trouble keeping a poker face. and when we heard them mentioning that there was only 43 people with elevated lead levels, i couldn t keep my expressions to myself, i guess. this is an entire population exposure. the entire population from child to adult who drank or cooked with this water from april 2014 to end date not set y yet, everyone was exposed. it minimizes the problem because ....
Joining us now is dr. attisha, a pediatrician in flint. doctor, thank you for being with us tonight. i hope i m not getting you in trouble by asking you to explain this. butticn t help myself. i ve got to ask. thanks for having me, rachel. i ve always had trouble keeping a poker face. and when we heard them mentioning that there was only 43 people with elevated lead levels, i couldn t keep my expressions to myself, i guess. this is an entire population exposure. the entire population from child to adult who drank or cooked with this water from april 2014 to end date not set yet, everyone was exposed. it minimizes the problem because really this is a population-wide problem. and it s not just that small amount of people. if it is a population-wide problem, why are they talking about numbers that low? why aren t more people who they re testing showing elevated blood lead levels? ....