Shostak: Well, you know, there's always this contamination issue; There's forward contamination and backward contamination.
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Lead contamination is part of a larger issue with contamination at military sites.
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"The best way to prevent contamination is to not put contamination in the river," as Zheng put it.
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Most contamination of our current meat supply happens during the slaughter process through cross-contamination with the intestines.
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One recall was for bacteria contamination, another for mildew-like odor and yet another for contamination of Children's Tylenol.
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The probe comes as drinking water contamination gains national attention, spurred mainly by the lead contamination crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Nestle says the lasagna contamination occurred on December 21, 2015 and the pizza contamination January 17 and 18 of this year.
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Planetary protection guidelines are designed to guard against that kind of contamination and protect our own planet from possible contamination as well.
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Problem: Melamine contamination Number of incidents: 14 cat and dog deaths More than 0003,000 pet food products were recalled for melamine contamination.
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"The investigation into how this contamination occurred is important, so romaine growers can implement measures that will prevent future contamination and illnesses."
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The 1988 Lead Contamination Control Act required schools to scrap lead-lined water coolers, test drinking water and remedy any contamination they found.
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Violations include failure to properly test water for lead, failure to report contamination to residents, and failure to treat water properly to avoid lead contamination.
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It's the same with Mars—yeah, there's some risk of contamination, and when you bring something back from Mars, there's even some small risk of that contamination.
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Thankfully, Mars colonists will actually have to adhere to strict quarantine rules about Martian samples, to both prevent forward contamination (of Mars) and backwards contamination (of Earth).
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In his research, he has found evidence of coal ash contamination in surface water in North Carolina, but has not found contamination in the region's drinking wells.
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Meat industry officials say the new requirement to report contamination midstream — as Eddy Packing did — probably accounts for most of the recall increases for foreign matter contamination.
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According to NASA, the contamination control engineer used an ultraviolet flashlight to look for contamination after the vibration test, which set the mood lighting for the spooky shot.
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Contamination has spread to as many as 2628 states, according to the Environmental Working Group, and there are at least 28500 military sites with known or suspected PFAS contamination.
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While there was no evidence of contamination, "we have ways to mitigate that if this problem arises," Heeter said, mentioning heavy-duty paint that traps the contamination and dust suppression.
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The $250 million package would fund loan programs to help drinking water systems that have contamination problems, including Flint's lead contamination, caused by a switch in the city's water source.
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Environmental activists say Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, has neglected health concerns in pursuit of economic development and have urged him to address toxic contamination, including air pollution and mercury contamination.
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Passed by Congress in 2010, and signed by the president in 2011, the law updates some existing food regulations, but also creates brand new mandates for growers to prevent contamination from widely recognized possible contamination sources: agricultural water, soil amendments (like manure), worker hygiene, contamination from wild animals or livestock, and equipment conditions.
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The contamination that remained in Poland's pipeline system is being blended with clean oil while refineries and pipeline operator PERN calculate losses related to the contamination and suspension of oil supplies.
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The big picture: Public concern over lead contamination has increased since it became clear that French authorities have failed to fully share the results of lead contamination tests, says the Times.
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The Food and Drug Administration informed Congress last year that it frequently finds contamination, illegal ingredients and other issues in imported cosmetics, and that many products contained illegal color additives and microbial contamination.
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For a handful of lawmakers, the contamination events, along with other problems with toxic exposures from waste storage tanks, raise questions about how DOE works with contractors and how it tests for contamination.
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"If the agriculture industry uses fertilizer and that contamination is going to surface water, and then if you increase recharge and decrease discharge, then that contamination can move to the groundwater," he said.
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But the contamination has thrown a spanner in the works.
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Lead contamination is a particularly good example of what's wrong.
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Water: Drinking water is another possible source of lead contamination.
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Lead contamination can cause brain damage and other health problems.
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It's not yet known how the contamination might have occurred.
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Environmental contamination shuts down Pennsylvania schools, the Associated press reports.
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Management did not respond to the contamination spread fast enough.
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The company says tests show no contamination in the area.
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Protesters in West Texas also cited concerns over water contamination.
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There are three reasons why the contamination is so extensive.
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More fundamental is contamination by arsenic, nitrates, salinity and fluoride.
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While contamination of raw flour is rare, it can happen.
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Widespread soil and water contamination have also caused health hazards.
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The community is what's a called a legacy contamination site.
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There were concerns that contamination could spread through the air.
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With plutonium, he said, the greatest threat is airborne contamination.
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Sabra has grappled with possible Listeria contamination in the past.
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There is no evidence of a radioactive release or contamination.
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We are talking possible contamination of drinking water to people.
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After they've been cleaned, do you check them for contamination?
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French prosecutors have launched a judicial investigation into the contamination.
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The issue of lead contamination has spread beyond the schools.
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And wherever there is lead, there is risk of contamination.
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It also reduces the risk of human error or contamination.
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Companies have recalled pig ear products because of possible contamination.
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Among them: Did the accident leave any pollution or contamination?
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Acoustic manipulation, however, would have significantly less possibility of contamination.
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Concerns over lead contamination reached a fever pitch in 2015.
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The reason: The eatery has been battling food contamination scares.
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Since then, the community has struggled with water contamination problems.
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Another, now 13, has severely impaired vision from lead contamination.
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The contamination issues result from damaged scopes and improper decontamination.
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Sewage seeps into the earth, risking contamination of ground water.
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I have experienced the contamination you may only feel lurking.
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The lead contamination in the water system of Flint, Mich.
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To the researchers, that was a red flag for contamination.
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There have also been notable cases of vinyl chloride contamination.
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Neither the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department, nor the Hugo Marshal's Office, which also tweeted about the contamination, would immediately return requests for comment, or take any steps toward explaining how the contamination had occurred.
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FBI joins Flint, Michigan water contamination probe WASHINGTON - The FBI is joining a U.S. criminal investigation into Flint, Michigan's water contamination crisis, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Detroit said on Tuesday.
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Bacterial contamination was found, and then the chemicals used to disinfect the water caused a different kind of contamination, but state officials insisted that the problems had been managed and that the water was safe.
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Moreover, drinking water experts point out that the monitoring was done predominantly on large drinking water systems, which tend to rely on surface water for supplies, whereas PFAS contamination is primarily associated with groundwater contamination.
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The cause of the contamination had not been determined, he said.
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The multi-tenancy also allows isolation, reducing risk of contamination. Section.
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The contamination was discovered after a random sample testing alerted authorities.
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The source of the bacterial contamination of the platelets isn't clear.
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Canada recently unveiled a new "green" bullet designed to reduce contamination.
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And he doesn't rule out the scenario of accidental contamination either.
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But contamination of a facility has not been reported until now.
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In April, 206 million eggs were recalled due to salmonella contamination.
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It also uses metal detectors to prevent this kind of contamination.
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The serotype in the Honey Smacks contamination is called Salmonella Mbandaka.
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Two workers were tested for contamination, and both came back negative.
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Or it might just be accidental contamination by kitchen table chemists.
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There are other resources that monitor food contamination such as FoodSafety.gov.
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London's PR industry is keen to avoid contamination from the scandal.
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The contamination could cause serious problems for people with lactose allergies.
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It said RBR discovered the possible listeria contamination during routine sampling.
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You must use it immediately to avoid bacteria contamination — no waffling!
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It said RBR discovered the possible listeria contamination during routine sampling.
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Perdue Foods addressed the contamination issue in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Higher air pressure within the boxes prevented air flow or contamination.
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"Peanuts are a cross contamination issue-not airborne," she tweeted Monday.
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The contamination was found in Maytag's cheese through testing in Iowa.
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These have made saline contamination worse, and are also causing subsidence.
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Juno's immolation will avoid any possibility of contamination in the future.
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There's a very clear risk of contamination of the water supply.
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The single biggest risk in his business, he said, is contamination.
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State officials say the factory was the source of the contamination.
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EPA officials knew residents were not being warned of the contamination.
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Kovalenko said the error led to additional contamination in neighboring Belarus.
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Nor did some filters on Newark school fountains reduce contamination sufficiently.
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Instead, it focuses on fixing drinking water contamination across the nation.
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But contamination has increased more steeply than it has with cocaine.
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To be fair, that was artificial contamination to a drastic degree.
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Melosh described the car as a possible contamination risk for Mars.
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But fears of contamination take hold: What if it's gone bad?
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Detectives are still working to determine the source of the contamination.
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Some traders, however, said the contamination level was still too high.
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News of PFAS water contamination is quickly spreading across the country.
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To obtain the DNA, the team first had to limit contamination.
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The contamination could even reach waters as far off as Tokyo.
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Later, her teenage son developed a fear of "contamination," she said.
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The authorities have not mentioned any possible contamination from the blast.
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He says military officials first found the contamination on his property.
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That includes quality issues, contamination issues, weather events, or natural disasters.
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In the most insidious eco-horror, contamination isn't somewhere out there.
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For Cooper, the impact of the PFAS contamination has been significant.
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An investigation is ongoing to determine the source of the contamination.
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If they don't they face potential contamination fees from Waste Management.
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Kitchens are hot spots for cross-contamination, and immune systems differ.
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The Belgian and Dutch authorities are investigating how the contamination happened.
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His colorful booth for Kartell this year was boldly called Contamination.
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I mean we get contamination in sequence ourselves all the time.
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The Missoula Family YMCA Learning Center shut down to assess and clean up the contamination, which it stated in a news release had been confirmed in "eight areas" but did not include any contamination in classrooms.
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Sanquan, one of China's top dumpling brands, said in a statement to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange that it has recalled all products suspected of contamination, specifically citing reports of contamination in three batches of pork dumplings.
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Some reports show unexpectedly high levels of radioactivity in the groundwater contamination; North Carolina–based energy giant Duke Energy, for example, found high levels of radium in groundwater contamination at 11 of its 18 coal plants.
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Sources: Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, Toxicopathological Effects of the Sunscreen UV Filter, Oxybenzone (Benzophenone-3), on Coral Planulae and Cultured Primary Cells and Its Environmental Contamination in Hawaii and the U.S. Virgin Islands, October 2015.
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The entire area, including many wells regardless of contamination levels, was included in the designated Superfund site boundaries as a precautionary measure because groundwater contamination can move over time and EPA wants to study the entire area.
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Damage to this infrastructure results in explosions, fires, blackouts, and ecological contamination.
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BELARUS PRESIDENT SAYS BELARUS SUFFERED MORE THAN OTHERS FROM OIL CONTAMINATION - BELTA
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BELARUS PRESIDENT SAYS MINSK MUST RECEIVE ADEQUATE COMPENSATION FOR OIL CONTAMINATION - BELTA
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The recall, which affects products nationwide, is due to possible salmonella contamination.
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Local news outlets reported that listeria contamination halted production at the facility.
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Meanwhile, other instances of water contamination — in Minnesota and Alabama — heightened concerns.
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Police say the airport is free of contamination of any hazardous materials.
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Many houses in Altgeld Gardens previously had lead contamination before the 1990s.
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Stress, contamination, surveillance, and death create a dark undertone throughout the exhibition.
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It was then that residents began learning the extent of their contamination.
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These alarms had worked properly during the January and June contamination events.
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That, he argued, suggests incidental contamination rather than deliberate mixing by dealers.
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The wave of illnesses related to the contamination of lettuce is growing.
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Politicians also worry about the impact that contamination has on agricultural yields.
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Today's plasma, however, is safe from the contamination risks of the past.
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His white canvases suggest purity, and contamination, but also an androgynous disembodiment.
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The county health official could not immediately confirm the source of contamination.
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It increases the danger of contamination, unintentional or intentional, but typically unintentional.
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The PCRM tested chicken products, and found 48% tested positive fecal contamination.
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She's also careful about how she stores her milk to prevent contamination.
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N to help pay for reducing PCB contamination to San Francisco Bay.
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President Vladimir Putin said Transneft lacked a proper mechanism to prevent contamination.
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In April 2015, Sabra recalled 30,000 cases due to possible Listeria contamination.
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"It's actually a perfect storm of lead contamination," attorney Barry Rooth said.
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None asked about potential water contamination from lead piping or sink fixtures.
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Following the contamination in Flint, 4.9 percent of children exceeded the threshold.
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It also passed screenings for heavy metal contamination (arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury).
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Researchers could determine how frequently contamination occurred, but not at what levels.
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The separation protects the plant-based protein from meat and other contamination.
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Contamination was also discovered on the clothing of one of the workers.
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Around the country, discoveries of the contamination are backing up Bilott's claim.
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The study is looking into well water contamination in three Wisconsin counties.
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Instead, the measure focuses on fixing drinking water contamination across the nation.
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The viral videos have sparked fury online, as customers condemn the contamination.
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To avoid contamination, all of these processes take place in a vacuum.
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The pencils are then wrapped in plastic wrap to protect against contamination.
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The public did not find out about the lead contamination until October.
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But under Wheeler's plan, there will be more PFAS contamination, not less.
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Bilott said he hopes "Dark Waters" will raise awareness of PFAS contamination.
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There is a huge potential for contamination, due to mishandling or infection.
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But water damage, mold and contamination could render others unlivable for months.
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These, too, are leaking radiological contamination that violates the Clean Water Act.
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The products suspected of contamination by salmonella enteritidis were produced on Oct.
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Previous contamination cases in Australia have led to arrests, but not convictions.
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I'm glad the #Hanford workers are safe and we've seen no contamination.
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OCD can take many different forms; not everyone is obsessed with contamination.
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Making breakfast Another issue for me is the worry of food contamination.
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Ever since he heard about the water contamination crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Six other suspects were earlier accused over the oil contamination, Interfax reported.
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All products released for delivery are sealed to prevent any possible contamination.
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COM * MEASURES TO PREVENT FURTHER CONTAMINATION FOR OFFSHORE INSTALLATIONS HAS BEEN INTRODUCED.
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The agency said it was notified of potential contamination after consumers complained.
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The more times that food is handled, the more opportunity for contamination.
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The first is called the contamination narrative, the second the redemptive narrative.
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Eco-horror deepens my dearest fears: of sickness, contamination, isolation and violence.
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The highest levels of contamination were found in North Carolina and Iowa.
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Another heart medicine, valsartan, has also been recalled recently due to contamination.
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The agency has not determined where in the supply chain contamination occurred.
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Hastings said figuring out how best to address the contamination remained uncertain.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech oil refiner Unipetrol has stopped taking oil from the Druzhba pipeline due to chloride contamination detected at the Ukraine-Slovakia border, Czech officials said on Monday, but the Slovak pipeline operator denied contamination had been found.
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Poland's pipeline operator PERN said it had neutralized 30 percent of the contamination.
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He can't be bothered with the mass contamination of an American city—not
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According to Keung, you can credit that to contamination, not the animal itself.
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Contractors remove lead contamination from a home in Providence, Rhode Island in 2006.
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He also holds stock in a company responsible for a major environmental contamination.
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The case was one of 96 that Chipotle recently settled involving food contamination.
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The contamination was instead found in products that had been held for testing.
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Colombia has one of the highest rates of mercury contamination in the Americas.
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In neighborhoods with the most severe contamination problems, testing showed lead levels tripled.
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Michigan's attorney general is also investigating the lead contamination of Flint's drinking water.
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Federal authorities including the FBI have started a criminal probe into the contamination.
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Bacterial contamination isn't uncommon in the food supply, from eggs to romaine lettuce.
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Any salon performing microblading should have stringent contamination protocols in place, she said.
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"The contamination is likely coming from wastewater treatment plants," Lanksbury explained to KIRO7.
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Some of these samples are key for active court cases about environmental contamination.
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The Baltic Sea port of Ust-Luga was affected by the contamination, too.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Transneft lacked the proper mechanism to prevent contamination.
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Publix is recalling products containing ground chuck meat due to possible E.coli contamination.
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If nothing else, there might be ways to reduce the risk of contamination.
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In 2010, there were roughly 2,000 reported cases of salmonella contamination in eggs.
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They can be reused, providing an economical and ongoing solution to lead contamination.
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Nature's Eats is also recalling its Natural Pistachio Kernels, for possible salmonella contamination.
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How frequently these high levels of contamination are likely to occur remains unclear.
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Federal prosecutors have been working with several agencies to investigate the water contamination.
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More than 130 people are said to have fallen ill from that contamination.
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In fact, PCB contamination in the lower Hudson is much greater than expected.
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Shamsudduha hopes the team's research will increase awareness of arsenic contamination in Pakistan.
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In 2015 and 2016, Sabra recalled products because of listeria bacteria contamination scares.
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Flint's contamination prompted dozens of lawsuits and criminal charges against former government officials.
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You may never leave the building, due to the dangers of radiation contamination.
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It has not been confirmed that the potential contamination was deliberate, Yowell said.
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The findings were striking, showing contamination at coal ash sites across the country.
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Nor does the plan accelerate efforts to monitor the extent of current contamination.
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The contamination could set off an ecological disaster akin to Chernobyl, Radionova warned.
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The study found that small groundwater systems have the highest risk of contamination.
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And then of course you have the potential for all the bacterial contamination.
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The company has been facing allegations of asbestos contamination in its talcum powder.
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Whole Foods has recalled Dorset cheese over concerns of a possible listeria contamination.
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"Water testing has indicated fecal contamination of the facility's water system," he said.
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Our tests all came back negative for food pathogens, toxins or outside contamination.
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But at what level—is the level of contamination clinically meaningful or worrisome?
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Last year multiple athletes contracted pretty nasty illnesses due to extensive water contamination.
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A fishing ground might have to be shut down because of local contamination.
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The constant fear of contamination have pushed hospitals to increasingly embrace disposable products.
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It's almost certainly some sort of contamination that has not fully been identified.
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Imagine children with access to clean water parents without worry of lead contamination.
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The Nima avoids cross-contamination inside the device itself by using disposable capsules.
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In 2014, such a supplement's contamination arguably caused the death of an infant.
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The Green River, like many other waterways, is also in danger of contamination.
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Even today, Puerto Ricans remain at risk of bacterial contamination in their water.
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Lead contamination in water is a national crisis, and has been for years.
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And a much-anticipated E.P.A. hearing on lead contamination in East Chicago, Ind.
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That means a certain level of bacterial contamination is considered acceptable and inevitable.
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Contamination often originates with livestock that are raised or fed near produce farms.
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Regardless, restaurants and chains are implementing new procedures to deal with potential contamination.
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The contamination may not have occurred at a farm but at a processor.
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In order for workers to continue, experts must address the cathedral's lead contamination.
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Release of those could have led to contamination of a far wider area.
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They discovered that this contamination started in the 1780s during the Industrial Revolution.
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The Navy has maintained, however, that it disclosed the contamination through a landlord.
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"Adulterated" makes me think more of contamination, and "Dirty" reads as an adjective.
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Along coastal areas or near cities, scientists are also finding contamination from people.
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Flint's misfortune drew attention to the widespread problem of contamination of water systems.
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Clean meat does not involve slaughter and therefore does not involve cross-contamination.
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But the water contamination was bad for business, said Newburgh Mayor Torrance Harvey.
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And the rule establishes a new two-tier system for addressing lead contamination.
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Upon detonation, the device is designed to cause large zones of radioactive contamination.
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Another example of an overdose is adverse effects that result from product contamination.
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Swimmers have visited the area for decades without any previous reports of contamination.
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Researchers also tested the water to determine the potential sources of lithium contamination.
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The USDA acknowledges that consumer complaints about the contamination are on the rise.
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Tribe members fear contamination of their drinking water and damage to sacred sites.
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Drinking water can be effectively treated with activated carbon filtration to prevent contamination.
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A number of samples were tested and two swabs showed contamination of Novichok.
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Five people died from the contamination and thousands more said they were sickened.
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Five people died from the contamination and thousands more said they were sickened.
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The proponents of "sleep hygiene" have a lot to say about contamination, too.
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"The government doesn't want to do anything about the contamination," Elofson-Gardine said.
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When questioned by CBC News, Viaguard blamed the dubious results on sample contamination.
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The contamination ordeal has already put him in $500,000 of debt, he said.
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The pilots generated "73 percent of the reports filed for carcass contamination with feces, bile, hair or dirt; 65 percent of the reports filed for general carcass contamination; and 61 percent of the reports filed for equipment sanitation," the organization concluded.
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The documents seen by Reuters certified the oil deliveries from March 30 to April 19, the period when the worst contamination of Russian oil in decades was taking place, at the place prosecutors said was the source of the contamination.
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International oil companies and trading houses have not commented publicly on the contamination crisis.
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The FDA is investigating to learn the potential source and route of the contamination.
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A spoon offered the chance to dip into the center and maybe avoid contamination.
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Documented cases of drinking water contamination, heart conditions, cancer, and neurological disorders have spiked.
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The contamination was traced to a single donation collected five days earlier in California.
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But some experts say it's pretty obvious where the contamination could have come from.
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Keep those babies far away from food to prevent hazardous contamination and possible death.
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But parents have another worry: reports of formaldehyde contamination in some private-school buildings.
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Lead contamination can cause mental and physical difficulties, particularly in children and pregnant women.
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In Eastern Europe, countries have secured supplies to offset shipments halted due to contamination.
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"Ultimately what this means is a cleaner collagen supplement with less contamination," Scheinman said.
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Poland and Germany suspended imports of Russian crude via the Druzhba pipeline, citing contamination.
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A third queried the location of the wells used to test for groundwater contamination.
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More specific to SARMs (selective androgen receptor modulators), you're not actually talking about contamination.
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So if the DOE's particle assumption is wrong, its models could be underreporting contamination.
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"We have not determined where in the supply chain the contamination occurred," Wise said.
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There were three contamination events in 2017 alone, affecting 42 workers and 0003 vehicles.
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Advocates say that lets utilities declare their water safe even if contamination is uncovered.
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There has been no nationwide health survey to track the effect of soil contamination.
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The study found 41 percent of China's land contamination was caused by chemical production.
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A study of 259 bottles from nine different countries found 93% showed microplastic contamination.
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And there can be real exceptions, too, which can cause problems with groundwater contamination.
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Worse, they often displayed behaviors that would lead to cross-contamination among those cooking.
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UKRTRANSNAFTA SAYSRECEIVED 2.3 MLN EUROS FROM RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT AS COMPENSATION FOR OIL CONTAMINATION - RIA
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This way you&aposll prevent bacteria from spreading, which can lead to cross-contamination.
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"It remains a huge source of contamination that can continue to migrate off site."
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Contamination of water supplies happens more often than oil companies would like to admit.
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There are people in this country who are currently facing a groundwater contamination crisis.
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As a result, contamination from food and waste has risen, leaving significant amounts unusable.
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As soon as SAGE was onboard, its contamination-catching crystals registered Dragon's excessive outgassing.
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"No negative contamination effects or concerns on SAGE III science," they responded, by email.
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However, pan left and you see the sunken tug and continued signs of contamination.
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"This is not enough to compensate for the costs of contamination," one source said.
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Bacterial contamination also can impact crops, leading to an increase in food-related infections.
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Air contamination is also a major problem, something exacerbated by the lack of rainfall.
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In both cases, the company cited possible contamination with the outbreak strain Salmonella Reading.
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The people who live there are at risk of lead contamination at every turn.
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All telescopes, after all, have human contamination, even the ones without malls next door.
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So it's likely the contamination happened before the products ended up at the clinics.
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"People with food allergies have to vigilantly protect themselves from food contamination," she says.
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The company also promised to keep sending more cases until the contamination is fixed.
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Further, these conversations lack the contamination of hindsight; they all occurred before election day.
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If the contamination hadn't been discovered, it could have sparked a fire or explosion.
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Also concerning are the health effects of mold or environmental contamination from industrial chemicals.
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ConAgra (CAG) recalled some of its Hunt's Chili Kits because of possible salmonella contamination.
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"There is no evidence of a spread of contamination beyond this area," Heeter said.
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" Denmark will also "examine the possibilities for a subsequent environmental examination of possible contamination.
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The city switched back to Detroit water in mid October, but the contamination continued.
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The contamination happened after a Snyder appointee switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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Germany's powerful green lobbies warn against the possible contamination of drinking water through fracking.
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Placing meat on the bottom also minimizes the risk of drips and cross-contamination.
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Many of the companies responsible for the contamination have disappeared or gone through bankruptcy.
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Food contamination for political or economic motives was popular in the 1970s and 80s.
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It's not surprising that contamination in the river is still significantly higher than expected.
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"The potential for contamination is everywhere," Voorhies told Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent.
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Geneticists who find odd DNA sequences tend to dismiss them as contamination or hybridization.
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The draft guidance issued Friday aims to prevent contamination in ready-to-eat foods.
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Office buildings, trailers, and cars outside of the demolition zone tested positive for contamination.
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An unopened bottle of Perrier was sent for testing to control for any contamination.
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After a quick check for contamination, the cells were injected back into Nicklaus's body.
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FDA officials said they stand by results that showed asbestos contamination, according to Reuters.
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The contamination in Newark bears significant to Flint, Michigan, which had Newark'sIn April 2018,
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He knows firsthand the devastating impact of the water supply contamination in his community.
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The injustice of the Flint contamination and other safety disasters demand a meaningful response.
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NASA has also destroyed spacecraft to eliminate any risk spreading Earthly contamination in space.
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That made it especially difficult for authorities to trace the source of the contamination.
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It's been linked to air pollution and water contamination in many places around America.
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Poland halted Russian oil imports via the Druzhba pipeline after the contamination was detected.
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Eighty two percent of states have reported dangerous contamination levels in their drinking water.
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The contamination can spread, like the spreading of germs or radiation, Hevia tells me.
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My OCD diagnosis was mainly determined by my various contamination and health-related obsessions.
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Once the contamination was confirmed, the city dragged its feet in implementing safety measures.
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Department Spokeswoman Shaylyn Hynes declined to comment about the contamination complaints uncovered by Reuters.
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Falling output due to the contamination helped to tighten the market and boost prices.
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Evaluate damage according to degree of efficiency impairment and/or threat of product contamination.
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State officials are now beginning to test rivers to assess the level of contamination.
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The Chernobyl explosion caused widespread contamination across the region and the whole European continent.
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That contamination can happen at any point along the journey from farm to table.
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Pet food should also be stored away from human food to avoid any contamination.
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Two other steps in safe food handling — separation and cleaning — help prevent cross contamination.
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In response, lawmakers pushed through tougher penalties for those found guilty of food contamination.
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It held important hearings in 2016 about water contamination in Hoosick Falls and elsewhere.
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"We think it's really an issue of contamination, not willful tricking people," Lerner said.
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The tourists had already decided to replace handshakes with fist bumps to avoid contamination.
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The initial tests didn't work, and officials are probing whether there was possible contamination.
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Decaying plumbing lines are to blame for the lead contamination, according to the publication.
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It's a vital question, since lead contamination in water can damage a child's health.
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Two of them showed trace contamination for the nerve agent used in the attack.
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Residents were terrified as hundreds of workers in hazardous materials suits searched for contamination.
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Most contamination, Mr. Bell said, happens when people try to recycle materials they shouldn't.
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It's clear there was some environmental contamination in the market that includes this virus.
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But digging tunnels requires navigating unforeseen rocks, soil, water, contamination and man-made objects.
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Namouni and Morais write, may need to be revised to account for "interstellar contamination."
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"Sealed in rubber there isn't really a hazard of contamination or ingestion," he said.
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At least one consumer group has begun pushing for EU regulation on hydrocarbon contamination.
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It is rare, but fecal contamination is also a way to contract a coronavirus.
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These facilities release highly toxic fumes and causes respiratory illnesses and water-contamination issues.
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Mueller would not be the first to face such a cascading problem of contamination.
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"[The mercury contamination] is kind of the invisible cost of this mining," Fernandez said.
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Initially, King Bio recalled three products July 20 after the company identified microbial contamination.
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In his lawsuit, Breja said he learned about the "contamination" about a week later.
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Michael Dourson has spent his career helping chemical companies cover up deadly chemical contamination.
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Most of the sewage contamination of the Hudson is long gone, Mr. Sullivan said.
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Chernobyl reactor No. 4 building, encased in steel and concrete to limit radioactive contamination.
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For a boxer, being tormented by the thought of contamination is the ultimate paradox.
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For a boxer, being tormented by the thought of contamination is the ultimate paradox.
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The Regional Health Agency did not confirm there was lead contamination until May 9.
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The Gulf's history of environmental contamination from its legacy mining has made people wary.
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In a rare comment on the oil contamination issue, Rosneft said on Friday in its second-quarter results based on Russian accounting standards that the company will include losses from the fall in oil output in an estimate of damages from the contamination.
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Photographic data was collected from 106 camera sites from three zones: Areas where humans were excluded due to the highest level of contamination; areas where humans were restricted due to an intermediate level of contamination; and areas where people were allowed to remain.
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RUSSIA'S NOVAK SAYS DECREASE OF OIL OUTPUT IN RUSSIA IS PARTLY DUE TO OIL CONTAMINATION
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The report attributes a "possible source" of some of the contamination to the construction area.
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Sabra recalled 30,000 cases of hummus in April 2015 because of fears of listeria contamination.
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Anyone concerned about the arsenic contamination of their well water should have it tested immediately.
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The agency also said the company voluntarily halted production while the contamination is under investigation.
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Potential evidence was not collected in a timely manner to eliminate the likelihood of contamination.
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The hospital worked with outside industrial hygienists to clear rooms of Aspergillus contamination, she said.
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But the groundwater contamination in Memphis shows why doing that may be a bad idea.
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The discovery of radioactive contamination from lutetium "is something we were looking for," Yu said.
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"The positive samples are from levels of contamination that are not clinically meaningful," Ciccarone said.
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The mechanism for any compensation arising from the contamination and who will pay is unclear.
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Poland and Germany suspended imports of Russian crude via the Druzhba pipeline due to contamination.
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Similar degrees of contamination have been found at e-waste dumps in India and China.
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More than two-and-a-half years would pass before the contamination came to light.
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Soil contamination occurs in most countries with a lot of farmland, heavy industry and mining.
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China's soil contamination is so great that it cannot adopt such a course (see map).
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To reduce rice contamination, plant scientists have bred a hybrid variety that absorbs less cadmium.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS FOUR NEW SUSPECTS IN OIL CONTAMINATION CASE ARE TRANSNEFT-DRUZHBA EMPLOYEES - IFAX
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Pouyanne said the costs of the contamination and eventual decontamination were still to be clarified.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS BOARD APPROVES UPPER LIMIT OF COMPENSATIONS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION AT $15/BBL
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Plus, Americans love their prepackaged, triple-washed salad mixes, which up the chances of contamination.
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In the book, you talk about environmental contamination from weapons manufacturing and from nuclear power.
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TRANSNEFT SAYS MECHANISM OF COMPENSATIONS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION HAS YET TO BE ESTABLISHED - ROSSIISKAYA GAZETA
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It took over a year for the public to learn the extent of the contamination.
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I think bringing people into the country is a form of cultural contamination for them.
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In the cantaloupe case, the contamination had already spread to 28 states—not just Colorado.
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This concept of preventing biological contamination of the Solar System is known as planetary protection.
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Nonetheless, they too have limitations: for example, their infrared sensors are susceptible to cloud contamination.
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This contamination was traced to a third-party supplier who we no longer work with.
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Publix is recalling dozens of products containing ground chuck meat due to possible E.coli contamination.
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It warned that sewage and fecal contamination of swimming areas pose a public health threat.
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Officials said Thursday that the possible contamination could be from a chemical used in asphalt.
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The new technology allows for treatment of waste with a minimal risk of radioactive contamination.
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That's when one of two manufacturers in the U.S. shut down production after contamination problems.
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Other findings included delays in informing the agency of contamination or failure of drug batches.
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The U.S. Coast Guard is adding inspectors to check ships for contamination to speed transit.
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The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality continued to assess the contamination levels in the channel.
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After analyzing the burgers, they found all kinds of problems with unexpected ingredients and contamination.
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In fact, the Flint water contamination crisis can be traced back to aging lead pipes.
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Flint's lead contamination problem came after a 2014 switch in water supplies to save money.
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In addition to jeopardizing public health, PCB contamination compromises the Hudson's economic and recreational values.
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When sinking a vessel, Indonesian authorities remove the fuel and engines to avoid environmental contamination.
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Multiple Flint officials have been criminally charged with attempting to cover up the lead contamination.
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"We need to keep the remaining 60 industrial pig farms clean from contamination," she added.
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The Navy said its landlord disclosed the contamination and maintained there was no health threat.
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"All of our species indicate where contamination is coming into the Puget Sound," she explained.
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The contamination risk was picked up by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency through random sampling.
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The crisis developed around the same time as the lead contamination crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Water contamination, unaffordable utility bills and lack of basic services disproportionately affect those two groups.
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It should be regulated to ensure its safety, free of contamination and consistent in dosing.
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They have noted eroding walls, leaking roofs, and risks of electrical fires and groundwater contamination.
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That's the concept of preventing contamination of worlds in our Solar System with Earth life.
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.), to require more public notification about lead contamination in drinking water.
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In January, Tyson recalled a batch of chicken nuggets because of possible contamination with rubber.
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We can prevent water contamination more economically and effectively by protecting and restoring natural habitats.
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The Paris prosecutor opened a preliminary probe into the salmonella contamination scare in late December.
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I don't support it when the release of methane or contamination of water is present.
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The rule in question looks to prevent stream and waterway contamination from mountaintop removal mining.
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He asked Twitter users to reply to his tweet by sharing lead contamination test results.
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Manufacturing companies can better prevent ground and surface water contamination by changing their disposal practices.
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Organic chloride levels have been closely scrutinised following a major oil contamination earlier this year.
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Flint's funding issues also played a major role in the contamination of its drinking water.
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The incident caused massive radioactive contamination that forced entire cities and towns to be abandoned.
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The contamination could have affected a large or minuscule percentage of the products on shelves.
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It is encouraging to see that city and state officials are accountable about lead contamination.
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Ebola can often spread through community gatherings or funerals, or though contamination at health clinics.
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At that point, any strike could have led to radioactive contamination of a large area.
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According to a BBC radio documentary, a post-mortem revealed radioactive contamination in his body.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS PROPOSES CREATING RESERVE FUND FOR COMPENSATION PAYMENTS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION INCIDENT - IFAX
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This happens, apparently, because of contamination during growing and packaging, according to the Washington Post.
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Organic chloride levels have been closely scrutinized following a major oil contamination earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, an abundance of trash and contamination in Rio's waters threatened to make athletes sick.
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Russell tinkers deeply and knowingly here with pre- and postpartum contamination fears of every variety.
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Many of the homes at risk of contamination are located in older, less affluent neighborhoods.
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Screen protectors can possibly be wiped with sanitizing wipes that could cut down on contamination.
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He plans to have workers in protective gear regularly spray down facilities to prevent contamination.
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But critics say the plan would expose the coastline to renewed contamination from industrial activities.
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Following a water crisis that saw sky-high levels of lead contamination in Flint, Mich.
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The mycelia structure will also be baked to reinforce its structure and further prevent contamination.
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After the company's first 15.6 contamination issue, Chipotle saw a 44 percent decline in profit.
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Until the family's route out is confirmed, Steece is taking every precaution to avoid contamination.
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It is based on the real-life story of PFOA contamination by chemical giant DuPont.
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This low amount was consistent with environmental contamination that I could not possibly have prevented.
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Transneft said the contamination happened in the Volga region of Samara and blamed unnamed "fraudsters".
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Specimens have to be collected and stored carefully because contamination has been a big problem.
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It said it took the issue "very seriously" and was "extremely disappointed" at the contamination.
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Butterball is recalling 39 tons of ground turkey products because of a potential salmonella contamination.
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The contamination of nuggets with wood was discovered when the company received three consumer complaints.
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There was probably some kind of contamination in the manufacturing process; it's still being investigated.
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Thousands of pounds of frozen Jimmy Dean sausages are being recalled over metal contamination concerns.
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A change of departmental hands is more common than expected at former sites of contamination.
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And in December 2016, a sweeping Reuters report found that there are 3,000 locales across the country with lead contamination levels double those in Flint, including places in Missouri, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, and Texas — some of which have lived with lead contamination for decades.
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In instances of environmental contamination, any one in the chain of title can be held liable.
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The findings were "consistent with exposure to talc containing chrysotile and tremolite contamination," the report concluded.
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It does not therefore appear necessary to introduce systematic controls on the contamination of imported foods.
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The U.S. Coast Guard is adding inspectors to check ships for contamination to speed up transit.
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In the face of a less severe water contamination issue in 97 percent white Greentown, Indiana.
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While the researchers do admit the possibility of contamination in the paper, they say it's unlikely.
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It's added to products to prevent bacterial contamination according to the US Food and Drug Administration.
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Most of us, though, are exposed to low doses of phthalates through contamination of our food.
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The contamination "is associated with many types of health problems," said the website, citing another study.
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On April 23, CRF Frozen Foods recalled 11 of its products because of possible listeria contamination.
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The mechanism for any compensation arising from the contamination and who will pay it remains unclear.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty forbids the "harmful contamination" of alien worlds with our earthly microbes.
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They are also downplaying the climate risks, and they are downplaying the risks to water contamination.
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That's why NASA has a whole office dedicated to preventing biological contamination throughout the Solar System.
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The Outer Space Treaty doesn't specify the ways in which countries should prevent this cross contamination.
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Supplies of Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline were suspended last month after an oil contamination.
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The company is dealing with numerous lawsuits that range from water contamination to defective ear protection.
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President Vladimir Putin said in April oil contamination had damaged Russia's image as a reliable supplier.
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The earlier one was traced to contamination in lettuce from the growing region of Yuma, Arizona.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS NO CHANGES IN OIL SHIPMENTS PLAN IN 2019 DUE TO OIL CONTAMINATION - RIA
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Although the water increases the odds of leakage, owners have taken multiple precautions to avoid contamination.
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Testing air, water and soil samples for radioactive contamination can be another aspect of their job.
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Contamination of fresh produce with bacteria-laden wild-animal faeces is a problem in many places.
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When possible, take a shower with lots of soap and water to help remove radioactive contamination.
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Fears of residual contamination of the environment or water supply are unfounded, as 1080 biodegrades harmlessly.
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Macro photo of a leaf on the strain Sweet Skunk Contamination shot of dry sift hash.
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Another is that a drought, malnutrition and contamination of drinking water might be a contributing factor.
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The company is testing the water for possible contamination, Duke officials said in a release Saturday.
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BELARUS ECONOMY MINISTRY SAYS COUNTRY'S GDP GROWTH IN JAN-MAY SLOWED BECAUSE OF OIL CONTAMINATION - BELTA
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They cleaned wounds thoroughly, fearful of contamination when the same knife is used on multiple people.
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Frozen food distributor Bellisio Foods is recalling Boston Market pork meals because of a possible contamination.
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Opponents also cite environmental concerns, including possible contamination due to breaches and eventual greenhouse gas emissions.
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It was impossible to find potable water and the river's was dangerous because of the contamination.
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This is the second instance of Cyclospora contamination linked to Fresh Express since May, CNN reports.
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Opponents also cite environmental concerns, including possible contamination due to breaches and eventual greenhouse gas emissions.
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The message behind the work is basically that pollution and contamination are in the modern society.
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Pouyanne had said the costs of the contamination and eventual decontamination were still to be clarified.
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Transneft said on Wednesday that claimants would have to prove they incurred damage from the contamination.
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Organic chloride levels have been scrutinized following a major oil contamination, which emerged in late April.
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Throughout their campaigns, Sanders and Clinton have argued that the lead-contamination water crisis in Flint,
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Several items have been recalled for reasons ranging from possible E. coli contamination to metal fragments.
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Lactalis has said the contamination originated in one production line which it has shut down permanently.
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Lactalis has previously said that the contamination was confined to the now-shuttered dryer no. 1.
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Cross-contamination can also occur in storage silos or via shared harvesting devices or production equipment.
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The products' recalls are unrelated, though they are both being pulled due to possible listeria contamination.
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There have been no illnesses or adverse reactions reported as a result of the possible contamination.
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Across the 28-country bloc, food and health authorities have taken steps to stop the contamination.
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Residents in the city of 100,000 still cannot drink unfiltered tap water due to lead contamination.
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The Environmental Defense Fund report notes that more research on the sources of contamination is needed.
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Investigators have not been able to pinpoint the ingredient responsible for the contamination, the Journal said.
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"Investigators are working to learn where the contamination occurred in the supply chain," the CDC said.
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Given this level of sophistication, protecting cars from contamination with malicious software has become big business.
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Along with potential leaks from heavily polluted sites in the region, the contamination could hamper recovery.
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Sabra Dipping Co. is voluntarily recalling dozens of its hummus products because of possible Listeria contamination.
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The company said the contamination was caused by a manufacturing failure at a bakery in Illinois.
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"No two pavilions will face each other because we are concerned about cross contamination," McInnes explains.
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An upsetting amount of frozen burritos has been recalled due to possible listeria contamination, CNN reports.
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In recent years, meat contamination in Mexico has led athletes there to test positive for Clenbuterol.
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"These values are all within the range of what is expected from meat contamination," Eichner wrote.
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Listeria contamination can be especially dangerous for those with weakened immune systems, children, and the elderly.
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By using individual disposable packages, she and the company claim, it makes cross-contamination less likely.
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Wacker said police received 186 complaints of fruit contamination, 15 of which proved to be hoaxes.
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My fear of vomiting might be easy to visualize (too easy) but what about germ contamination?
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Chapman also has to be aware of issues such as cross-contamination when she attends events.
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"It is certainly likely that these wells will have contamination," Carpenter said after reviewing EPA documents.
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Experts have said millions of Americans live in communities where PFAS contamination is a problem. Rep.
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So, how did this situation get so out of control, and what caused the water contamination?
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News of the contamination in Zhejiang Huahai's valsartan active ingredient triggered a global alert last month.
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A majority of the illnesses stemmed from norovirus contamination and strains of E. coli and salmonella.
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Watermelon, with its moisture, drew the highest rate of contamination and the gummy candy the least.
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He said that hog carcasses went by so fast that fecal contamination could not be detected.
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But in a city already suffering from widespread contamination, the expired water has given residents pause.
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That compares to 21 percent across the city of Flint during its recent water contamination crisis.
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The CDC believes that the bacterial contamination of the stem cell-derived products occurred before distribution.
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There is widespread contamination of our drinking water from PFAS, affecting every region of the country.
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After leaving, a giant blue dome is placed over the restaurant, a CDA signifier of contamination.
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"Many died, suffered birth defects never before seen and battled cancer from the contamination," he added.
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The CDC&aposs Gieraltowski said that suggests there&aposs a persisting contamination source in the environment.
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Many cutting boards are reversible, allowing you to use both sides and to prevent cross contamination.
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Listeria contamination can be particularly harmful for children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Additionally, samples taken from multiple surfaces in one patient's hospital environment showed contamination of C. auris.
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It's the rule of preventing "harmful contamination" of the places we explore in the Solar System.
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Mr. Marsh said that the company was still looking for a way to prevent the contamination.
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To learn more about keeping waterways clean and water sources free from contamination check out waterdefense.
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Contamination can also happen when lettuce is harvested, or from animals or water in the fields.
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As someone who does research in cross-contamination, I'm very interested in this sort of research.
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The results of their experiments reveal that cross-contamination can begin in less than one second.
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The foods were tested for contamination at one second, five seconds, 30 seconds, and 300 seconds.
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The FDA released a statement saying that CRF Frozen Foods fully cooperated after discovering the contamination.
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U.S. lawyer Robert Bilott also received an honorary award for exposing contamination in local water supplies.
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The same sterilization and cross-contamination concerns, all those teachings carry over to any other style.
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He says no contamination was ever found, citing decades of testing by independent laboratories and scientists.
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It may have been kitchen cross-contamination, but I'm not sure where it was coming from.
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"I'm not the person who caused the contamination, that was the Delphi corporation," Mr. White said.
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Degraded soils are a big concern in New York, where lead contamination levels can be high.
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That's a shame, Dr. Walsh said, because heavy metal contamination is generally limited to soil surface.
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The families wonder whether they should demand a visit, risking their own health and wider contamination.
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What are some of the main causes of contamination that you see repeated across the globe?
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In some cases, however, the underground contamination has moved beyond the boundaries of the Superfund sites.
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That said, USAMRIID can still offer its expertise in the event of an outbreak or contamination.
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Snow was their only water source, and it was imperative that there was no cross-contamination.
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The E.P.A. set standards in 2001 for lead contamination levels in dust and soil in homes.
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In November, the E.P.A. identified a plume of contamination stretching beyond the site toward nearby homes.
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Instead, local activists, doctors and families exposed the contamination and forced the authorities to take action.
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Across Memphis, large commercial enterprises have had to stop recycling for now because of contamination problems.
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The flawed kits may have resulted from a contamination of the lab where they were developed.
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Typically, symptoms of contamination can include diarrhea, stomach cramps, vomiting, and a fever, per the CDC.
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The Pentagon needs to evaluate the speed of the contamination and how to best clean it.
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So yes, a reasonably practical solution is to try to minimize phthalate contamination in these products.
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The state is also testing private residential tests to understand how far the contamination has spread.
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Pizza boxes are among the most common offenders when it comes to contamination, waste managers say.
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Les autorités sanitaires s'efforcent de retracer le trajet de la contamination mais n'ont pas de certitude.
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Miller believes that there&aposs a link between her health problems and contamination on the land.
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Still, some residents worry about their proximity to sites that are fenced off because of contamination.
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Of those, more than 12,000 were "health-based" violations, or cases that involved actual contamination problems.
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EWG has identified nearly 500 manufacturers that may be making the current PFAS contamination even worse.
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Disturbingly, a portion of the city's undocumented residents still hadn't even heard about the lead contamination.
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Robertson offered no evidence of contamination; neither did California regulators when offered the opportunity to respond.
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Always wash your hands, cooking utensils and surfaces thoroughly and avoid cross-contamination with other foods.
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It found no asbestos contamination in a 2010 survey of 34 cosmetic products that used talc.
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Geiger This site near Charleston processed waste oil, including in unlined lagoons, resulting in soil contamination.
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These images simultaneously evoke the body horror of HIV/AIDS, fear of contamination, and queer fetishism.
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The contamination "is associated with many types of health problems," said the website, citing another study.
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But, it's good to know what could be potential sources of bacterial contamination in your home.
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It would be months before the state government took action on the severity of the contamination.
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Although lead pipes are fairly widespread in America, they don't automatically cause contamination in the water.
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"While we applaud aspects of this plan that respond to demands by members who have been pushing to address dangerous PFAS contamination in their districts, ultimately this plan fails to meet the challenge our nation faces with this growing water contamination and health crisis," the chairmen said.
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Later, the FDA would determine that the contamination was linked to just one brand of bagged spinach.
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Multiple outbreaks of food contamination of varying levels of severity have pummeled the chain in recent months.
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It also can't compel the Department of Defense to adhere to the standard or clean up contamination.
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The EPA "has really underplayed the extent of contamination," said David Andrews, a senior scientist at EWG.
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Building the dam would alleviate water shortages and contamination of water supplies in southwest Bangladesh, experts say.
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As the Phantom of Heilbronn case demonstrated, contamination can happen long before evidence arrives in a lab.
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Advanced Fresh Concepts (AFC) issued the voluntary recall after random quality testing found potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
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Preserving evidence and reducing contamination Ensuring the sprawling crime scene was not contaminated was a major challenge.
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Cases ranged from mere temporary water quality changes to levels of contamination that made drinking wells unusable.
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Earth Balance Vegan Mac & Cheese as being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, but it is not.
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Contamination and burst pipes across the US earned the country a 'D' grade on its water infrastructure.
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He says agency employees also build trust with marginalized communities who need help dealing with environmental contamination.
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Researchers said it's the federal government's acknowledgement that the PFAS contamination problem stretches beyond drinking water systems.
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ADM's equine feed marketing materials and packaging failed to disclose the risks of cross-contamination, they said.
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Mass graves, including the one where Nadia believes her mother is buried, have been exposed to contamination.
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Why: SunOpta, a major supplier of sunflower seeds, recalled its product due to a possible listeria contamination.
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As a result, Coulson said, "many households are abandoning their pets, due to fear of cross-contamination."
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Maine's detection limit for PFAS contamination in milk was misstated in an earlier version of this post.
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"This helps scientists respond more effectively to food contamination, allowing faster recalls and preventing illnesses," he wrote.
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"It's not just the fact that it's a contamination issue, it's that they're damaging lives," said Magrath.
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That compares to 5 percent across the city of Flint during the recent water contamination crisis there.
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Brick is but one example of how lead contamination can elude rules and authorities, potentially for years.
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Lastly, soil contamination adds to the difficulties that local governments face in acquiring land to build on.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT SAYS IT EXPECTS TO SETTLE COMPENSATION ISSUES FOR OIL CONTAMINATION WITHIN 2-3 MONTHS - TASS
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Environmental watchdogs had fought for years to shift the burden of proof for toxic contamination onto companies.
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Johnston County Hams out of Smithfield, N.C. is recalling the meat because of a possible listeria contamination.
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Results of genome sequencing strongly suggest the 3T units are the source of contamination, the CDC said.
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The supplier for this particular ingredient has recalled their whey powder due to a potential Salmonella contamination.
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Organic chloride levels are being scrutinized following a major oil contamination which was discovered in late April.
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This could lead to contamination and, in the worst case scenario, complete annihilation of the human race.
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Toxic vapors, dangerous gasses, and ground water contamination are all issues that have to be accounted for.
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The root source of the contamination was also never cleared up, and so it could strike again.
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In addition to carbon sequestration, there's a major problem in groundwater contamination because of pesticides and weedicides.
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Adams Farm is voluntarily recalling beef, veal and bison products due to the possible E. coli contamination.
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Eterneva's formation process guarantees that each stone is made in isolation — with no risk of cross-contamination.
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That map includes contamination on military bases along with industrial plants, commercial airports and firefighting training sites.
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"It could cause problems with infrastructure, cause serious contamination as well as dangerous to people," Webster said.
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Pipeline monopoly Transneft said the contamination happened in the Volga region of Samara and blamed unidentified "fraudsters".
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President Vladimir Putin said the contamination had dealt a blow to Russia's reputation as a reliable supplier.
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The company is working with suppliers and employees to eliminate food contamination through sourcing, training and testing.
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The country has been for years battling contamination from fertilizer run-offs, heavy metals and untreated sewage.
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Transneft issued its first statement about the contamination on April 26, seven days after the crisis erupted.
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Wasilewski said cleaning up contamination of the Polish pipeline system is expected to take 6-8 months.
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In recent years Russian supplies have been regularly connected to some sort of risk - sanctions, contamination etc.
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The area has dealt with serious contamination, which has seeped into the surrounding lands represented by Hill.
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They are also often substandard for exports owing to contamination and poor processing, resulting in poor fabric.
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An archaeologist investigates the burial while wearing a suit that will minimize contamination to the historical site.
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The move followed a 2016 letter from the Food and Drug Administration citing problems with microbiological contamination.
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The Anchorage Water Waste and Utility Department advised residents to boil their water in case of contamination.
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The outbreak began weeks after a switch in Flint's water supply that also led to lead contamination.
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Hospira stopped production of sodium thiopental after the FDA discovered several cases of drug contamination in 2010.
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That's because planetary protection doesn't just cover the harmful contamination of other worlds in our Solar System.
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Fortunately the Moon doesn't host life, so Moon Express doesn't have to worry too much about contamination.
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Organic chloride levels are being scrutinised following a major oil contamination which was discovered in late April.
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The white overalls protect the rescue workers from ash and debris and help avoid contamination, Collins said.
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"We had no way of knowing what was from contamination and what was from inhalation," he said.
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The incidents caused a nationwide panic, and fear of contamination severely damaged Australia's multimillion dollar fruit industry.
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In healthy people, symptoms of contamination are: high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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In particular, post-mortem contamination by other sources of carbon can sprinkle grit into the radioactive clockwork.
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Of this 1.1 million tonnes was loaded from Russia's Primorsk port, which was not affected by contamination.
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The DOE has already witnessed a major disruption to its operations caused by relatively minor radioactive contamination.
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It could have been contamination by feathers or scraps of barn litter blowing off a disposal truck.
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The trial is one of the first lawsuits alleging water contamination from fracking to reach a jury.
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UKRAINE'S UKRTRANSNAFTA SAYS RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT HAS SO FAR PAID 2.9 MLN EUROS AS COMPENSATION FOR OIL CONTAMINATION
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Neglect the water system, and you may have leaky pipes and larger bills, or even lead contamination.
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Local emergency officials also said ground samples from around the area revealed no trace of radioactive contamination.
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New Hampshire sues 3M, DuPont, six other companies over PFAS contamination, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
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Poor irrigation techniques and severe contamination of groundwater have brought India to the edge of this crisis.
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A number of issues — including not suppressing the corrosion of lead pipes — resulted in the dangerous contamination.
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" Ms. Porter, the Roseburg representative, said the proposed well site was "well outside any area of contamination.
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Op-Ed Contributor The latest criminal charges of public officials in the contamination of the Flint, Mich.
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Whole Foods has recalled a type of cheese called Dorset over concerns of a possible listeria contamination.
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On April 2628, 28500, America's first Earth Day protested air pollution, water contamination and an unsustainable earth.
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The DOD has reported widespread contamination at its bases and posts, as well as their surrounding areas.
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The 1966 cleanup of Palomares was not only incomplete but might also have spread the contamination further.
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By focusing mostly on lead paint exposure, we miss possible lead exposure associated with water source contamination.
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McConnell stressed that he was not considering adding aid for the lead-contamination crisis in Flint, Mich.
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If there was radioactive contamination our land, air, water, and human health could be harmed for millennia.
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Pregnant women working in schools are at greatest risk because fetuses are most profoundly affected by contamination.
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QUESTION: Fracking can lead to environmental pollution including, but not limited to, the contamination of water supply.
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Ciccarone said cross contamination rates in the drug trade are inevitable, as they are in other industries.
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To understand the contamination of this city, think about drinking water through a straw coated in lead.
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However, another problem that arises with getting one's probiotics in the wild is the issue of contamination.
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This is especially concerning in developing countries that lack the necessary infrastructure to protect water from contamination.
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Typically the rationale revolves around ensuring that Canada's blood supply system is protected from any potential contamination.
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No illnesses have been reported to date, but salmonella contamination is a major cause of food poisoning.
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His project titled Magical Contamination archives photos of bacteria and yeast in Petri dishes to wondrous surprise.
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But it has had to turn away some normal suppliers because of the risk of smoke contamination.
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Another good place to start, he adds, is addressing environmental issues such as lead contamination in water.
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Six weeks after the first reports of the contamination, the facts, figures and stories have kept flowing.
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The strategy resulted in several crashes and lost nuclear bombs, including the contamination of Greenland in 1968.
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The proximity of the raw chicken to other foods presented a risk of contamination, the report said.
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It doesn't make sense to come to an emergency room because of the risk of cross-contamination.
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In the proposal, the E.P.A. had suggested a water contamination level that could incite immediate removal action.
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" The company said it deep cleaned the Purchase office "although the likelihood of surface contamination was low.
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The contamination had turned the River Frome brown and foul-smelling and killed at least 1,700 fish.
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But Cherepovets is off the path of known Chernobyl contamination that reached throughout central Europe and Scandinavia.
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In cases where contamination is already known, she said, DOD should be able to proceed more quickly.
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If you're gluten-free, Ms. Ettenberg's own cards account for cross-contamination and many local dish names.
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Trader Joe's has issued a voluntary recall on several of its products over a potential listeria contamination.
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The firm's work has ranged from personal injury cases to environmental contamination, civil rights complaints and bankruptcies.
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The C.D.C. suggests that the contamination is limited to some part of the bagged lettuce supply chain.
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Since then, fipronil contamination has been found at four farms in the German state of Lower Saxony.
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Antonio was part of a team of students who researched the water contamination crisis in Flint, Mich.
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The agency said it is still tracking reports of infection and device contamination on a monthly basis.
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Also, people tend to carry their phones everywhere with them, including the bathroom where most contamination happens.
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Companies would not be required to prove they have the financial backing to clean up any contamination.
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Companies would not be required to prove they have the financial backing to clean up any contamination.
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Clostridium perfringens, a marker of contamination from feces and poor hygiene standards, was found in 18 samples.
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For mammals, PCB contamination is inter-generational, with mothers passing the chemicals to their offspring through milk.
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But researchers at some of those sites have started to collect historical information on drinking water contamination.
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At this point, it is not clear what evidence, if any, Breja has for his contamination claim.
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A disclosure filed by Chipotle in 85033 identified local and organic products as additional sources of contamination.
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Listeria contamination can cause health problems such as fever, severe headaches, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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Take, for example, the Superfund site in Libby, Montana, where several hundred people died from asbestos contamination.
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Studies on industrial and water contamination, air pollution , and other environmental concerns have since backed it up.
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This means inspectors have time to review the plant's written procedures for preventing contamination but little else.
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To prevent cross-contamination, the buns come individually packaged and customers have to assemble their own sandwich.
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But a prosecution witness explained that away during trial testimony, saying contamination had probably muddied the results.
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Cleaning and quality control were also poor, the agency said, increasing the risk of contamination with germs.
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The statement did not say whether the agency would seek to impose rules to curb contamination levels.
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Part of the problem has been the data that EPA has on the prevalence of the contamination.
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"I'm 80-20 at this point, or maybe 90-10, that it's not contamination," Dr. Poinar said.
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In 1957, one Soviet reactor had a radioactive contamination accident, as did Chernobyl No. 1 in 1982.
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Kozak and his Belarusian counterpart will discuss the oil contamination on Friday in Moscow, the spokesman said.
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That has come at a cost to biodiversity, while increasing contamination of drinking water and soil degradation.
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But fracking and gas infrastructure need to be tightly regulated for issues like methane leaks and water contamination.
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Honey from North America, Asia, and Europe was most contaminated, while the lowest contamination was in South America.
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Each additional step of food packaging, preparation and storage also may contribute contamination to the foods you eat.
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There is increasing evidence that PFAS contamination is more widespread on and around military bases than previously thought.
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By now, you've no doubt heard about Flint, Michigan, and the lead contamination of the city's drinking water.
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Patients were monitored for bacterial contamination and the results, according to Ahmed, were outstanding, with no side effects.
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Ahmed said he hadn't contracted any infections or contamination from the substitute skin, and scarring was not visible.
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Worried that the very case files they worked on could be a source of contamination, they tested 22017.
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On the other hand, contamination from a worsening situation in Europe could mean CBRE's outlook is too optimistic.
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The apron system is designed to avoid cross contamination: When you're wearing yellow, you handle only raw meat.
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The company has changed its food handling processes to better prevent contamination outbreaks from happening in the future.
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However, environmental groups continue to be strongly opposed to fracking, concerned about potential seismic activity and water contamination.
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And like other chains, it cautions that there is potential for cross-contamination among non-gluten-containing foods.
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A set of scientists at ETH Zurich, for example, used artificial intelligence to combat contamination in radio data.
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An average of 200,000 Indian lives are lost every year due to inadequate supply or contamination of water.
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This gives more weight to the theory that this is from the perpetrator and not from manufacturing contamination.
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Hostess Brands (TWNK) voluntarily recalled its limited edition white peppermint Hostess Twinkies, because of concerns about Salmonella contamination.
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The coating contains milk powder ingredients recalled by Valley Milk Products, due to a concern over salmonella contamination.
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Now, research published Monday in Geophysical Research Letters exposes another worrisome consequence of thawing permafrost—mercury (Hg) contamination.
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During that monthlong inspection, Guardian voluntarily recalled 180 syringes filled with an anesthetic due to reported contamination problems.
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Yet another inspection in April of this year yielded a new set of alleged violations related to contamination.
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The contamination was discovered when a customer complained that they had found green hard plastic in the sausages.
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Climate shifts are also leading to crop failures as well as increased food contamination, contributing to food insecurity.
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And because dietary supplements are largely unregulated by the federal government, adulteration and contamination are common, experts say.
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That doesn't matter as much for mitochondrial DNA — but for nuclear DNA, the contamination makes analysis more challenging.
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The document touches on topics like appropriating space objects and how to prevent the contamination of other planets.
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The state is also suing two companies for failing to raise warning signs about the corrosion and contamination.
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A warning has been issued on Trader Joe's, Walgreens, and Kroger salads and wraps for possible parasite contamination.
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PROOF REQUIRED Transneft said on Wednesday that claimants would have to prove they incurred damage from the contamination.
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Transneft said earlier on Wednesday it did not agree with Siluanov that the oil contamination was its fault.
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I tried to find out about the ecological problems particular to each country: deforestation, ocean contamination, battery farming.
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Whatever the extent of tree cover, soil erosion, groundwater contamination, and deadly flooding remain significant problems in Haiti.
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"We've seen a lot of instances of adulterated products — contamination, impurities — recently," FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb told Bloomberg.
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The source of the possible Cylospora contamination is romaine, a food that often gets mixed up in recalls.
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And that doesn't even include systemic damage, like the contamination of drinking water and flooding of power plants.
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It announced in a blog post yesterday that all of their products tested negative for contamination and pathogens.
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Phones are banned "to prevent contamination of the mind", says Yi Shugui, the headmaster, a former management consultant.
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Plants work well because they're strong, cheap, and have a low risk of contamination with toxins or pathogens.
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About a third of the world's soils are degraded because of soil erosion, contamination, urbanization and other issues.
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CNBC went to Michigan to see how PFAS contamination is affecting the communities where the chemicals were used.
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There's a chance it could be the result of contamination, an everpresent risk when dealing with food products.
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Growers are already looking into metal detectors, while Australia's government announced funding to help resolve the contamination issue.
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These holy women, then, were both vessels of contamination and vehicles of spiritual deliverance, blessed in their squalor.
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"The USDA and the FDA should be monitoring for chemical contamination, but neither is doing so," Bamberger said.
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Wacker said police received 186 complaints of fruit contamination, of which 15 had been found to be hoaxes.
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But in terms of contamination or degrading the value of the grapes, that just doesn't make any sense.
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Standing outside Target, I didn't make my usual game plan to avoid "contamination" from certain locations and objects.
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The process sounds straightforward enough: First, you study the contamination level of a specific place, such as Balad.
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Flows through the Druzhba pipeline were suspended last month due to contamination, sending shockwaves through global oil markets.
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"There have been too many outbreaks to not pay attention to the risk of sprout contamination," Marler said.
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Doctors also tackled one factor that has steered some people away from eating fish - fears about mercury contamination.
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See the ultimate unraveling of contamination and destruction below and try not to have bad dreams about it.
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No illnesses have been reported, and so far no products have tested positive for listeria or other contamination.
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Russian pipeline monopoly Transneft said the contamination happened in the Volga region of Samara and blamed unnamed "fraudsters".
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Live virus vaccines are traditionally handled in extremely sterile areas - which Holiday Inns are not - to prevent contamination.
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The log listed problems including metal shavings and contamination, broken or missing clips, and deformed or misaligned parts.
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Microscopic plastic contamination is climbing in the Arctic, in some places increasing 20 times over the last decade.
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Any effort to get lead out of soil would have to start with finding the source of contamination.
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Starbucks cautiously maintains that its food is handled in an open environment and is subject to cross-contamination.
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And Chemaf and Trafigura's customers get their responsibly sourced metal without the risk of "contamination" from "illegal" production.
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"Cholera is a highly transmissible disease through water contamination," says Jean Luc Poncelet, PAHO/WHO Representative in Haiti.
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The L.A. Times reports that the company discovered the contamination when testing their plant environment for listeria particles.
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U.S. FDA OFFICIALS SAY STAND BY RESULTS OF TEST THAT SHOWED ASBESTOS CONTAMINATION IN JOHNSON&JOHNSON TALC BOTTLE
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After an initial recall at the start of this month, checks by Lactalis did not indicate any contamination.
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The headline-grabbing Flint water crisis, and lead contamination broadly, aren't the only environmental health crises crippling communities.
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On Wednesday, President Obama will pay his first visit to the city since the lead contamination was revealed.
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The judge said the partnership endured prolonged facility shutdowns due to permitting problems and environmental contamination, for example.
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Within Flint itself, water contamination affected the entire city, but it was more pronounced in the poorest neighborhoods.
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The state has said that a local plant — Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics — was the source of the contamination.
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The first criminal charges over lead contamination in Flint's water were filed against three government employees in Michigan.
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"They were very helpful," says Lee Anne Walters, a Flint resident who blew the whistle on the contamination.
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He abruptly resigned from his Detroit schools position early this year, under fire over Flint's water contamination crisis.
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Their use posed a health risk because of possible microbiological contamination, the institute said in a public report.
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But this doesn't account for products the U.S. imports, which may contain asbestos — whether intentionally or through contamination.
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After the contamination was detected supplies of Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline were suspended for 46 days.
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Other equipment on the ambulances, such as heart monitors and blood pressure cuffs, tested negative for MRSA contamination.
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Kellogg – Kellogg is recalling about 1.3 million cases of its Honey Smacks cereal due to potential salmonella contamination.
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"Nobody wants to buy it, because everybody's aware of our situation with the coal ash contamination," she said.
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The state installed monitoring wells to investigate contamination on the site, and an investigation report is being finalized.
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Without that funding, customers will see drastic changes in their water services, including increased risks of lead contamination.
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Volk had struggled to gain weight, she said, and she wondered if that was related to the contamination.
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Managing mercury concentrations in rice thus requires an integrated approach, addressing both deposition and soil and water contamination.
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In addition to the floods, which will take time to recede, the water also poses problems from contamination.
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Neltner said he was concerned that the FDA study skewed toward environmental contamination rather than everyday food packaging.
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More recently, an independent study called contamination in North Dakota "widespread," providing a damning counterpoint to the EPA.
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FACT: The Soviets tried to use robots to clean the contamination site but eventually resorted to human labor.
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The researchers reckon it is easier to prevent contamination of samples on a drilling ship than on land.
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PKN Orlen is calculating its losses from the contamination and will present claims to its suppliers within weeks.
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She did not divulge whether or not the norovirus contamination was traced to any employees at the McDonald's.
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Lead contamination in Flint's water is a true public health emergency, and there are still no clear solutions.
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The corrosive water leached the lead pipes causing the contamination that is now making headlines across the country.
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