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Contaminated soil landslide threatens Danish village - Vimarsana News

Contaminated soil landslide threatens Danish village

A small hamlet in the west of Denmark is facing an unusual existential threat: a landslide of contaminated waste that is bearing down on the community and a nearby river

Contaminated soil landslide threatens Danish village - Vimarsana News

Contaminated soil landslide threatens Danish village

A small hamlet in the west of Denmark is facing an unusual existential threat: a landslide of contaminated waste that is bearing down on the community and a nearby river.That's when Nordic Waste, which specialises in cleaning up contaminated soil, said the land was sliding at its hillside facility near the Alling river.

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Bonprix appoints former Zalando expert to assume role of CEO - Vimarsana News

Bonprix appoints former Zalando expert to assume role of CEO

Bonprix has secured a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), who has a proven track record in fashion and e-commerce.

1 in 4 has alarmingly few intestinal bacteria - Vimarsana News

1 in 4 has alarmingly few intestinal bacteria

Contact: Oluf Pedersen oluf@sund.ku.dk 45-52-39-56-50 University of Copenhagen All people have trillions of bacteria living in their intestines. If you place them on a scale, they weigh around 1.5 kg. Previously, a major part of these 'blind passengers' were unknown, as they are difficult or impossible to grow in laboratories. But over the past five…

Researchers measure the effect of all possible variants of GCK gene - Vimarsana News

Researchers measure the effect of all possible variants of GCK gene

Researchers at the Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen, have now contributed to solving this problem for a specific gene called GCK. The study has just been published in Genome Biology.