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EPA proposals could reduce health risks posed by Henrico sterilization plant, others like it - Vimarsana News

EPA proposals could reduce health risks posed by Henrico sterilization plant, others like it

A ball-and-stick model of the ethylene oxide molecule. Some Henrico residents may have an elevated cancer risk because of chemical emissions from a commercial sterilization facility in the county, the Environmental Protection Agency reported recently. That risk stems from the chemical ethylene oxide, or EtO, which is used by Sterilization Services of Virginia at 5674

Mid-South health departments issue air quality alert for Sunday - Vimarsana News

Mid-South health departments issue air quality alert for Sunday

SCHD said high ozone levels can cause throat, nose, eye, and lung irritation and illness. Children and adults who have upper respiratory issues are at risk.

Code Orange Ozone Alert issued for parts of Mid-South - Vimarsana News

Code Orange Ozone Alert issued for parts of Mid-South

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — An Air Quality Alert Warning has been issued for some counties in the News Channel 3 viewing area. According to the Shelby County Health Department, a “Code Orange Air Quality Forecast Advisory” for the Memphis Metropolitan area has been issued for Monday. These areas are Shelby County, Tennessee; Crittenden County, Arkansas; and […]

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Shelby County Health Department issues Air Quality Alert - Vimarsana News

Shelby County Health Department issues Air Quality Alert

SCHD said high ozone levels can cause throat, nose, eye, and lung irritation and illness. Children and adults who have upper respiratory issues are at risk.