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Articles related to "Pcbs"
Farmed Salmon and PCBs Since salmon has become more popular farmed salmon has increased. They contain more PCBs and have less omega3 fatty acids. pcbs • farmed salmon • polluted and contaminated • pcb levels • salmon intake
Autoimmunity and Chemical Exposure Since World War II, synthetic chemical production has risen dramatically. How are these chemicals changing our health status? eviromental hazards • chemical exposure • thyroid • birth defects • heavy metals
PCB Health Risk for SUNY Students Dormitories at SUNY New Paltz were contaminated with PCBs and dioxins in a 1991 explosion. How can levels be "safe," as officials claim, for students moving in? state university of new york suny new paltz reside • polychlorinated biphenyls pcb dioxin contamination • endocrine disruption • cancer • epa environmental protection agency
Plastic and PCB Causes of Water Pollution Plastics degrade in the ocean, causing pollution and concentrating toxins, which may be finding their way into the marine food chain, despite wastewater treatment. water pollution causes • effects of water pollution • marine life • types of water ocean pollution • ocean pollution
Study: Killer Whales Swimming in Toxins A recent study found that killer whales in the Pacific Northwest are swimming in some of the most contaminated water in the U.S. Here's why. orcinus orca • water • pcbs • seattle • san juan
The SUNY New Paltz PCB Controversy Despite an extensive clean-up, on-going monitoring by state health officials, and no signs of contamination, rumours and misinformation still plague SUNY New Paltz. suny new paltz pbc controversy • pcbs • transformer explosion at suny new paltz • pcb contamination on campus • www.dioxindorms.org
What's a POP? Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) residue in food pose an health threat. pollution • pesticide • pop • dioxin • ddt
What's a POP? Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in the food supply pose an health threat. pops • ddt • pcb • breast cancer • pollution
Asthma Can Be Caused By Prenatal Exposure Study reveals that children can develop asthma and middle ear infections, as a result of exposure to commonly found pollutants. pcbs exposure to pregnant women • dioxin exposure • pregnancy chemicals and asthma • asthma in children exposed to wildfires • dioxins in wildfires
Poisoned Waters, Biology Summary of PBS DVD Six-legged frogs, chicken waste equivalent to the waste output of 4 major cities, are part of a PBS view that is discomforting. What can be done to stop this pollution? orca whales pods chinook salmon endangered in puge • superfund and pollution duwamish river and puget • poisoned toxic water chesapeake bay potomac river • effects of potomac river pollution on crabs clams • ecological environmental damage to animal and plan
Childhood Obesity Caused By Pollutants Pregnant women who are exposed to pollutants have an increased risk of having obese children. smoking while pregnant • obesity children • childhood obesity • pregnancy diet • endochrine disruptors
Reducing the Toxic Burden Everyone has a toxic burden comprised of industrial toxins. Reducing one's toxic burden reduces the risk for autoimmune disease as well as disease flares. autoimmune disease • toxic burden • environmental toxins • pcbs • dioxin
In the News about Breast Cancer Some studies in the news recently about breast cancer research. research • pcbs • internal mammary biopsies • pregnancy weight gain and breast cancer • breast cancer possible causes.
Health Hazards in Residence Dorms New students in res rarely think about their health... but they should. Dust mites, dust, athlete's foot, bacteria, viruses, colds and flu, mold and further health issues living in residence dorm • bacteria viruses cold and flu • dust mite allergy • shower athlete’s foot • toxic mold
Fire Retardants Harm Killer Whales Health risk for orca due to lingering contamination from PCBs now increased by finding of PBDEs used in flame-retardants. Habitat loss and ocean noise add to dangers. endangered killer whales • pbdes • orcas • pcbs • flame retardants
Dolphin Conservation International cooperation is necessary to save whales. whale-watching • overfishing • pollution • sonar • mediterranean dolphin populations
How Oily is Your Favourite Fish Dish? The latest research links the consumption of oily fish with an increased survival rate for prostate cancer. Are there other health benefits - and what are the risks? oily fish • non-oily fish • omega 3 fatty acids • omega 6 fatty acids • salmon
Poisoned Waters and Good, Safe, Healthy Waters All are told to drink lots of water. It's healthy to do so. That's true only if the water is clean, pure and uncontaminated. "Think before you drink" is a good motto. poisoned water • polluted water • dangerous water • contaminants in water make unhealthy drinking • water with carcinogens pesticides and herbicides
Sardines - A Healthy, Sustainable Seafood Choice Take a fresh look at this small, salt-water fish. Lower in mercury and PCBs than tuna, it's finding its way onto high-end menus. Learn sardine cooking and preparing tips. how to select store prepare and cook sardines • sustainable seafood • sardines healthy high in omega-3 fatty acids and b • sardines recipes • pilchard small herring good fats
What's Eating Us A comprehensive report by Bill Moyers found some unpleasant chemicals lurking where you would least expect - in your body. chemicals • chemical industry • political contribution • pac • regulation
Environment and the Garden Environmental pollution is a major hazard for everyone except maybe those who don't have chemical companies in their back yards. There has been an interesting trial here in Alabama that I'd like you to take note of. This article provides highlights as well as my own opinion regarding chemical companies. Please read. environmental pollution • pollution • chemicals • pesticides • organic
STOPPING THE POPs: Part 2 Linda looks at persistent organic pollutants (or POPs) and discovers a disaster waiting to happen, in this, the second of a series on POP chemicals. pops • persistent organic pollutants • pollution • chemicals • toxics
Breastfeeding: Planet Friendly Environmental damage caused by formula vs. Earth friendly breastmilk. Some stunning statistics and facts that everyone (kids or no kids) should know. breastfeeding • earth • health • formula • bottle
Is Your Source of Omega 3 Safe? Omega 3s, the darlings of the health-conscious, tout benefits for just about every system of the body. However, the wrong source could pose unexpected health risks. omega 3's • omega 3 fatty acids • safe sources of omega 3 fatty acids • sources of omega 3 fatty acids • benefits of omega 3 fatty acids
An Introduction to Accelerometers Accelerometers allow engineers to measure the accelerations in bodies and systems to ensure safety and proper operation, but can also be found in everyday objects. accelerometer • measuring acceleration • type of accelerometer • use for accelerometer • accelerometer in airbag
Australia Will Not Tour Pakistan The proposed tour of Pakistan by Australia has been postponed after the tourists expressed security concerns. australian cricket team • pakistan cricket team • security fears • cricket series postponed • cricket tour of pakistan
FISH KEEPERS What to use to keep fish cool and nice between the water and the frying pan fish • fishing • tiddlers • keepers • creels
Panama City Beach Panama City Beach represents the best of U.S. spring break, with thousands of students, huge night clubs, miles of beach, concerts, celebrities, MTV, and lots of sun. panama city beach • spring break • the summit condominiums • night clubs • spinnaker's
Spring Break At Panama City Beach Panama City Beach, FL is a favorite among Florida Panhandle vacation spots for sun and water fun, and you either will or won't want to be there during Spring Break. panama beach city • florida • florida panhandle • sun • water
5 Eco-Friendly Kitchen Gadget Everyone Needs Everyone loves kitchen gadgets but most are over-priced, useless, annoying and end up in the back of bottom kitchen drawer -- the place all gadgets go to die. bamboo • compost • cutting board • fountain jet • greenpan
Biotechnology Biotechnology is a field that involves the use of biological systems or living organisms to manufacture products or processes that ultimately benefit humans. biotechnology • biotechnique • dna • technology • environment
Eating Dirt Eating dirt, also known as geophagy, is a tradition that's been around for ages. dirt-eating • dirt • geophagy • kaolin • kitsh
Fish Is Safe to Eat in Moderation Some types of fish carry health risks, but most fish is still a safe part of a healthy diet. fish • seafood • best fish • food safety • safe seafood
Oat Bran, Nuts and Omega-3 Fatty Acids in Diets The use of certain foods in diets can help lower cholesterol. Items like oatmeal, nuts and salmon have special components in them to reduce the levels naturally. natually lowering cholesterol • ways to add soluble fiber • oat bran in foods • adding dietary fiber to the diet • omega-3 fatty acids
The Infrared Sauna Unlike traditional saunas that heat the body indirectly through steam-heated air, infrared saunas use radiant heat energy that is directly absorbed by the body. infrared saunas • saunas • spa treatments • steam heat • infrared heat
The Side Effects of Taking Fish Oil Supplements More people are taking fish oil supplements to get their omega-3's. What are the side effects of taking fish oil? effects of taking fish oil • effects of fish oil pills • effects of fish oil • of fish oil • fish oil
The World Wildlife Fund The World Wildlife fund and what it is doing to help protect the planet. conservation • world • wildlife • goals • animals
Threats to Sperm Whales Continue Moby Dick's whale is still being hunted by Japan and Indonesia. Oceanic pollution, underwater sound, boat traffic and drift nets also problems for the sperm whale. sperm whales • whale hunting • japanese whaling • ocean pollution and noise • net entanglement
Hooked on Stripers, Part 1 A historical look at striped bass fishing on both coasts fishing • fish • saltwater • striped bass • rocks
Making Your Well Balanced Meal Let us show you an example of what the government tells you is a well balanced, healthy meal. You decide for yourself. health • vitamins • minerals • fda • balanced diet
Our Coasts: 100,000 Miles of Diversity, Productivity and Beauty coasts, environment, beaches, coastal estuaries coasts • environment • beaches • coastal estuaries • united states coasts
Project Yukon How do you turn an old warship into a world-class underwater destination? Ask the San Diego Oceans Foundation. Their sinking of the HMCS Yukon is a wonder of grass-roots accomplishment. hmcs yukon • yukon • artificial reef • arsbc • sdof
Sustainable Salmon Here is the information you need to make responsible and sustainable choices the next time you venture into the seafood department looking for salmon. salmon • sustainable cuisine • marine stewardship council • monterey bay aquarium • usda
The Mighty Columbia A description of one man's challenge to swim from British Columbia to Washinton and Oregon along the length of the Columbia River. columbia • swain • hydro electric dams • watersheds • columbia lake
Arthritis Caused by Toxins in Mattress Materials Systemic poisoning induced via many avenues can result in a myriad of agonizing symptoms the average doctor has no way of determining, unless his patients can tell him. consumer safety • toxic mattress bedding materials • chemical outgassing • breathing poisons • chemicals in fabric bedding
Atmospheric Pollution Enters Water Persistent pollutants enter waterways via air, affecting wildlife habitats. Ecosystem protection needs air and water agencies to control organics, mercury and nitrogen. atmospheric pollution • non-point source pollution • persistent organic pollutants • oxidized mercury • atmospheric nitrogen |
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