Hazardous waste, improper hazardous waste, I mean, the wastewater issues.
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Hazardous waste: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is looking into standards for hazardous waste facilities.
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Hazardous materials: The Department of Transportation is raising the penalties for companies that knowingly violate hazardous material regulations.
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NASA does track most of the so-called "potentially hazardous" near-Earth objects, none of which are actually hazardous today.
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The location of boundaries between safe, moderately hazardous and hazardous zones has a huge impact on homeowners, landlords and developers.
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Be prepared for hazardous travel due to the reduced visibility and snow/ice covered roads, in addition to hazardous wind chills.
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"If a children's toy or other article intended for use by a child is a hazardous substance or bears or contains a hazardous substance that would be accessible by a child, that article would be a banned hazardous substance," the spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Why are Americans protected from hazardous laptops, fitness trackers and smartphones — but not when hazardous apps on our devices expose and exploit our personal information?
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The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration issued an advisory bulletin Monday for the owners of abandoned pipelines that carried hazardous liquid, carbon dioxide, or gas.
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The Transportation Department's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) announced Wednesday new rules for commercial motor vehicles that transport "reverse logistics shipments" that contain hazardous materials.
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Houston Fire Chief Samuel Peña Tweeted that a hazardous materials team was "actively conducting atmospheric monitoring" but there was no report of hazardous air quality in the area.
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Instead, KBR's contract manager (David Palmer) admitted that hazardous materials should not have been burned, and testified that KBR was permitted to burn general waste but not hazardous materials.
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The Management Standards for Hazardous Waste Pharmaceuticals rule, also proposed in August, will create a set of regulations for how healthcare facilities and pharmacies should handle hazardous waste pharmaceuticals.
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Creech had a prior conviction for possession of an explosive with intent, prompting the St. Cloud Fire Department of Hazardous Materials Response Team to test the apartment for hazardous materials.
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The final two categories were "hazardous" drinking (14 to 35 UK units per week for women or 21 to 49 units for men) and "harmful" drinking (any more than "hazardous").
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"The tasks least likely to be recognized as hazardous or dangerous were operating power equipment, with only 20033 percent of respondents who perform these tasks recognizing them as hazardous," NIOSH reported.
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As part of its rule for managing hazardous waste pharmaceuticals, the EPA has banned the "sewering" (or pouring down the drain or toilet) of hazardous waste pharmaceuticals at health care facilities.
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The Hazardous Waste Generator Improvements rule proposed over the summer allows businesses that create small amounts of hazardous waste to avoid some stricter regulations as long as it is properly managed.
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"If the solvents you work with might be hazardous to your health or pregnancy, or you aren't sure if they might be hazardous, talk to your doctor," McCanlies said by email.
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The inspections are the fundamental method the EPA uses to monitor compliance with federal hazardous waste rules, which dictate everything from creation to disposal of materials that are designated as hazardous.
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The inspections "have identified violations, such as the storage of hazardous waste in an unpermitted area and failure to minimize the possibility of the release of hazardous waste," the report found.
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It ensures that chemical and petroleum companies let communities know what hazardous materials are being stored or processed nearby, and that they write disaster plans to minimize the threat of hazardous leaks.
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The company has had a relatively high incidence of hazardous liquid spills and other problems, according to a Reuters review of data from the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA).
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Hazardous levels of pollution During Jokowi's visit to Pelalawan, air pollution exceeded 300 micrograms per cubic meter -- levels considered hazardous on the Air Quality Index (AQI), according to the country's Antara news agency.
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Imagine what happens when you burn all those hazardous materials.
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Astronomers discovered an NEO that is potentially hazardous to Earth.
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Proud, honest, and with an ass full of hazardous chemicals.
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Digging out the cause of this curious gap remains hazardous.
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But Russia is a more hazardous place for equity investors.
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That left the workers potentially overexposed to the hazardous material.
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For years smouldering hazardous waste sparked fires among the rubbish.
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That may encourage procrastination and make the transition more hazardous.
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Recovery workers have had difficulty breathing in the hazardous conditions.
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Readings continue to sit at hazardous levels across the capital.
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Source: Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, Better Cotton Initiative, UNEP
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Truck drivers have one of the country's most hazardous jobs.
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Making predictions in the Trump era is a hazardous undertaking.
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A level 5 alert signifies a hazardous eruption is underway.
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Also, the pastries were individually wrapped and not potentially hazardous.
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Officials said a hazardous eruption could come at any time.
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But hazelnut farmers say they're underpaid for grueling, hazardous work.
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Railroad shipments are more expensive and hazardous than pipeline shipments.
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The highest level -- five -- means a hazardous eruption is underway.
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Travel conditions have been hazardous in the state since Saturday.
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This represents hazardous conditions and presence of dangerous marine life.
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A qualified hazardous duty area, which is designated by law.
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"(The shards of glass) are hazardous to lungs," Michalski said.
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Strategies Individual stocks can be hazardous to your financial health.
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Suez already runs five hazardous waste treatment plants in China.
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Millions live in cities with air this hazardous every day.
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That's the hazardous flip side of techniques like reinforcement learning.
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The air quality is considered hazardous when it hits 200.
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That's almost double the upper limit of what's considered hazardous.
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Likewise, environmentally hazardous materials are resurrected in more practical ways.
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Despite the hazardous air, we walk to a nearby Thai spot.
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How to check cleaning products for hazardous substances It&aposs tricky.
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Some samples tripped 503,250 ppb, the technical definition of hazardous waste.
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"The more cycling, the more hazardous (to their hearts)," Rasla explained.
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And the hazardous debris from the catastrophe just keeps raining down.
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Medicare for all plans present an even more morally hazardous scenario.
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Drilling for water so deep is expensive and can be hazardous.
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These warehouses are hazardous to enter and extremely expensive to clean.
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The shipments were not properly marked as hazardous materials, FAA said.
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Editing a magazine became hazardous to your health — mental and otherwise.
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We have no idea what is hazardous, and what is safe.
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Apparently a four-day workweek can be hazardous to your health?
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Hazardous ash can be seen collecting on plants, mud, and trash.
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The backpack was found to be free of any hazardous materials.
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The PHMSA regulates hazardous materials on airliners along with the FAA.
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Hooker nevertheless entombed 21,800 tons of hazardous chemicals there over time.
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Nuclear power, expensive and potentially hazardous, has fallen out of vogue.
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But any expansion seems hazardous for health insurers at this time.
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The new rules target abandoned pipelines that once carried hazardous liquids.
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Italy has some of the most potentially hazardous volcanoes on Earth.
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The substance itself was tested and NYPD says it's non hazardous.
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Broken pavements, potholed roads and snarling traffic make even walking hazardous.
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Unfortunately for singles, this can be hazardous for your dating life.
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Residents and companies could face more hazardous conditions before year's end.
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Americans have a right to know about hazardous and defective products.
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"Whenever possible, [nail salons should] use less hazardous products," it says.
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Credit conditions were turning hazardous during the third quarter of 2007.
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The EPA calls this "hazardous," and considers this level an emergency.
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This is why social media has become hazardous to our health.
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On one occasion, she said, the officers wore hazardous materials suits.
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Levels in the 301-500 band are considered hazardous to health.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A hazardous material spill at Tesla Inc's (TSLA.
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Armed police and hazardous-area response teams are on the scene.
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Rathburn was convicted of defrauding customers and violating hazardous shipping laws.
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The argument is not only specious, but hazardous to your health.
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But it is a particularly hazardous journey for military-age men.
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The serpentine green tile had naturally occurring asbestos, later deemed hazardous.
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In India, hazardous air pollution is getting worse, our reporters found.
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The plant stores other hazardous chemicals, including sulfur dioxide and isobutylene.
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Any air quality index over 200 is considered hazardous to health.
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A hazardous materials team has been monitoring air quality, Pena said.
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An AQI reading above 200 is considered hazardous to human health.
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Yep, it's not good, ranging mostly from very poor to hazardous.
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Now, he said, besides the hazardous water, he feared immigration raids.
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EPA's Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program is in need of leadership.
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"These uniforms are very hazardous to the affected workers," Maxwell said.
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New York listed PFOS and PFOA as hazardous substances in 2017.
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But Crick and other munitions experts knew they were exceptionally hazardous.
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These wastes contaminated soil, groundwater, and surface water with hazardous chemicals.
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There does not appear to be hazardous chemicals in the air.
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The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration is investigating the incident.
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And those other hazardous air toxics coming from industrial coal stacks?
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The asteroid has been labeled a "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid" by NASA.
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"Not having radar does make future storms more hazardous," says Weber.
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That holds true for the members of the man-made subservient classes in both, consigned to hazardous hard labor and equally hazardous sex work — but they're still infinitely more sympathetic than the flesh-and-blood characters.
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The federal agency that oversees most of these pipelines, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, inspects only 63 percent of natural gas lines and 44 percent of "hazardous liquid lines" regularly, according to ProPublica's 2012 report.
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Workers, including those who specialize in hazardous materials, were at the site.
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These tents aren't feasibly recycled, never break down and leach hazardous toxins.
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"Conventional makeup is considered hazardous waste by the EPA," Bisharat tells TechCrunch.
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She said KBR also disobeyed a military directive against burning hazardous materials.
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Police say the airport is free of contamination of any hazardous materials.
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"Some of the trash was hazardous," read a complaint dated November 13.
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Hazardous materials investigators were on the scene, according to The Associated Press.
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More than 212 officers exposed to the hazardous materials have since died.
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Purchasers allege that the products contain hazardous ingredients like glue and gasoline.
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Though lava flows aren't as hazardous, they should still be taken seriously.
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Such dangers make the counterfeit gadgets, with cheaper batteries, even more hazardous.
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Drones cannot carry hazardous materials or hover over people, the FAA said.
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There are other ideas for changing potentially hazardous asteroids' orbits as well.
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Not feeling needed or economically productive is literally hazardous to your health.
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Because let's be honest, forks are the equally hazardous sidekicks of plates.
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The government said hazardous materials had been stored illegally at the site.
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Anything above 300 is considered hazardous by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Daylight savings time can be hazardous to human health, according to researchers.
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An initial review indicated the the substance was not hazardous, police said.
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He chose to use formaldehyde instead for its hazardous, skin-burning properties.
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A hazardous materials team is investigating the area, according to the newspaper.
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Sleet, snow and ice are making traveling conditions hazardous if not impossible.
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On Tuesday, parts of the city reached hazardous levels exceeding AQI 300.
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The EPA listed the area as a hazardous waste site in 2016.
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Electronic waste such as computers and monitors also is hazardous, she said.
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It also makes train travel hazardous by causing railroad tracks to bend.
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In Alpine skiing, black diamonds are symbols for steep and hazardous slopes.
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Cargo tanks: The Department of Transportation is considering new hazardous materials regulations.
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Residents of the city were literally choking on the hazardous, grey smog.
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Ten percent of these chemicals are hazardous to humans and the environment.
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But, as Mic points out, the UV ink could potentially be hazardous.
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The agency is continuing to investigate Amazon's compliance with hazardous shipment rules.
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Right away, they saw a huge spike in levels of hazardous chemicals.
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But workers on hazelnut farms say they're underpaid for grueling, hazardous labor.
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Or roads made more hazardous by takeout couriers zooming around on motorbikes.
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We've been asked not to go outside, as the air is hazardous.
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The Americans provided logistics, while British divers navigated the most hazardous stretches.
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Because Covid-19 affects the respiratory system, wildfire smoke is particularly hazardous.
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Recent evidence suggests that being unpopular can be hazardous to our health.
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In fact, 99.9 percent of all hazardous-material shipments arrive without incident.
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San Francisco also banned environmentally hazardous items like checkout bags and Styrofoam.
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It releases nicotine vapor the company says is less hazardous than smoke.
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"An essentialist mind-set is indeed hazardous for creativity," the authors note.
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A hazardous material storage building on a US military base in Germany.
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She will also work within the pipeline and hazardous materials safety practice.
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The power losses are making it more difficult to contain hazardous waste.
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Phones contain small amounts of hazardous materials like mercury, lead and cadmium.
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Authorities found mattresses and carpets stuffed among the waste, which violates international laws on shipping hazardous material, Sri Lankan news site News First reported, citing Ajith Weerasundara, director of hazardous waste management at the country's Central Environmental Authority.
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One agent took over six months to make the hazardous journey to Britain.
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None of the items were found to be hazardous, according to the statement.
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Oakland officials urge residents to call 311 to report debris or hazardous material.
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Other concerns have included terrifying videos featuring actual children in potentially hazardous situations.
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The longer the water was in the pipes, the more hazardous it came.
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Syria remains one of the most hazardous countries for journalists to report from.
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"This will make travel hazardous or impossible," the service said in an advisory.
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Police are warning of hazardous driving conditions across much of the Scottish Highlands.
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HFD said the substance was not hazardous and the evacuation order was lifted.
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That being said, loneliness and isolation can also be hazardous for our health.
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Many see this as a potentially hazardous mix in today's volatile European politics.
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The hazardous water is costing Schwartz's family owned business about $10,000 a week.
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However, it can also include hazardous material such as lead, mercury and cadmium.
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Sometimes, the National Weather Service will issue a hazardous weather outlook and advisory.
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"Not all hazardous beaches in this area are clearly marked," the embassy says.
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No injuries have been reported, authorities said, and no hazardous materials were involved.
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Alcohol is more hazardous on water than on land because of the environment.
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The New York settlement remains the state's largest for a hazardous-waste case.
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Closer to the fire epicenters, air quality reached hazardous levels — a rare occurrence.
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Petroleum: The Department of Transportation is moving forward with new hazardous materials regulations.
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The separation of hazardous waste is the first step in current cleanup efforts.
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That leads to higher turnover among staff and more hazardous conditions for prisoners.
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Lynas has said the low-level radioactive waste is not hazardous, Reuters reported.
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The chemicals are especially hazardous to pregnant women and young children, studies find.
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Sleet, snow and ice can will make traveling conditions hazardous if not impossible.
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Trucks: The Department of Transportation is moving forward with new hazardous materials regulations.
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The NTSB is sending team of four to investigate the hazardous materials release.
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The U.S. Department of Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) on Feb.
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Well, this area has been listed as a hazardous-waste site since 1997.
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It's is a long, hazardous dive, even for the experienced Navy SEAL divers.
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This is precisely why leaking, like smoking, is so hazardous in trench warfare.
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And that makes the stock market an incredibly hazardous place to invest money.
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"It's really only news if it is a hazardous-materials fire," she said.
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Superfunds are areas that are polluted with hazardous material and require extensive cleanup.
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The storm could also bring blizzard conditions, making travel all the more hazardous.
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Thirty-six percent of those under age 21 had engaged in hazardous drinking.
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That hazardous tomb, known as the Runit Dome, is now chipping and cracking.
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NASA has already recorded over 13,500 NEOs, and over 1,600 are potentially hazardous.
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Industrial pollution causes widespread and sometimes hazardous exposure to myriad hormonally active compounds.
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These signified bodies are not perilous as in dangerous or hazardous or treacherous.
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Hazardous weather conditions in Florida could last several days into next week. Gov.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) warned on Thursday that travel will be hazardous.
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One commenter said the workers face hazardous conditions, and should be paid better.
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It is considered a hazardous material by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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A hazardous weather outlook is in effect from midnight tonight until 83 a.m.
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Once a year, the ship also removes all hazardous materials from the island.
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The company stores other hazardous chemicals there including sulfur dioxide, which is corrosive.
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Until recently, most methods to extract value have been costly, inefficient and hazardous.
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As with many other environmentally hazardous industries, the communities affected are disproportionately minorities.
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"Mao County is a geologically hazardous area of Sichuan Province," the directive said.
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I sort of swore off deadlines because they seemed so hazardous to health.
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Where Vicarious envisions these robots is in jobs that are monotonous or hazardous.
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Road repair work and hazardous conditions created by melting snowpack caused further delays.
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Bushfire smoke is particularly hazardous because of the high levels of tiny particles.
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Flights were canceled and air pollution levels soared well above what's considered hazardous.
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The level is considered hazardous if it persists for 24 hours or longer.
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Hazardous situations make sense, but the organization worries about other situations, Rose said.
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Kurdock also worked at the Transportation Department's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
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A project to replace a hazardous materials warehouse in Norfolk will lose $22020,500,000.
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A project to replace a hazardous materials warehouse in Portsmouth will lose $22,500,000.
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They are paid less than $2 an hour for hazardous and backbreaking work.
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It releases nicotine vapor, which the company says is less hazardous than smoke.
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Decommissioned ships are rife with hazardous compounds like asbestos and diseases like tuberculosis.
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E-waste contaminates the soil and groundwater supply and exposes people to hazardous chemicals.
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Triclosan is one example of a potentially hazardous chemical used in some antimicrobial products.
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What Is Probably Happening: While disgusting, a mid-sized cockroach infestation is rarely hazardous.
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In other words: A lack of close friendships may be hazardous to your health.
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Hospitals also produce about a pound of hazardous medical waste per bed per day.
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Keep those babies far away from food to prevent hazardous contamination and possible death.
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"Small fires, odor complaints, and hazardous materials responses are the most common," Fleuette says.
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"It's expensive, because it's hazardous waste," McDonald, the sheriff's office investigator, told the group.
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When done wrong, the spaces can be hazardous, even deadly, as we've seen recently.
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Hazardous materials and bomb teams were working to identify the other items, he said.
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The state also issued an emergency regulation to classify PFOA as a hazardous substance.
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We believe that the world needs to move in a new, less hazardous direction.
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Until now, Mr Fridman has skilfully negotiated the hazardous terrain between dissident and henchman.
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A more serious charge is that these products are actively hazardous to your health.
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The brown shaded area is where the EPA says the air is truly hazardous.
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Innovation is often hazardous, but if we don't take risks we may forgo benefits.
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It's a new scheme that helps you monitor everything including hazardous materials, he says.
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Three containers holding hazardous materials have not yet been located, the Coast Guard said.
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No hazardous materials were found during a search of a backpack the individual carried.
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Imports of recyclable waste are often dirty, poorly sorted or contaminated with hazardous substances.
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Stafford argued that loading propellants was a "hazardous operation" that shouldn't occur near people.
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Emergency crews responded to the scene, though no hazardous substances were found on board.
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There may be hazardous material on board that could survive re-entry, it said.
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These represent only a small fraction of the potentially hazardous supplements on the market.
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He came up the word to help prepare people for the hazardous air conditions.
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Under FAA rules, hazardous risks are allowed to happen more frequently than catastrophic ones.
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This sounds hazardous to me, but I guess we'll never know until we try.
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The brick industry is one of the country's significant contributors to hazardous air pollution.
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It's the perfect kind of robot for investigating locations that are hazardous to humans.
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Plastic garbage collecting in our oceans is hazardous to marine life and public health.
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California faces similar issues, as well as hazardous material removal and watershed management concerns.
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Mailmen willing to risk the hazardous, weekslong journey on the Birdsville Track became heroes.
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Just under 39 percent of the sailors and marines reported hazardous drinking before deployment.
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He said the fire department was on the scene identifying the spilled hazardous material.
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Every winter, pollution levels in Delhi and its neighboring cities rise to hazardous levels.
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It is just hazardous to have 42 students performing experiments in a crowded classroom.
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It's climate change that has made many coastal locales more hazardous in recent years.
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For many, the protests are about much more than the country's hazardous road conditions.
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And being a member of Congress became a little less hazardous to one's health.
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Residents were terrified as hundreds of workers in hazardous materials suits searched for contamination.
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Nor did the plans call for isolating hazardous materials from high wind or water.
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Exposure to hazardous conditions: 82* Exact median annual salary is unavailable for this occupation.
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Two, mining cobalt is hazardous and some cobalt mines have exploited children for labor.
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The New York City Emergency Management Department issued a hazardous travel advisory for Wednesday.
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And, according to reports, there's still concern a massive, hazardous, explosive eruption could happen.
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Many of the chemicals deemed hazardous by the EPA are still used in products.
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The camps are hazardous places, with reports of exploitation, extortion, violence, rape, and kidnapping.
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The difference between harmful and hazardous drinkers depended on the answers to three questionnaires.
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"Hazardous tsunami waves are forecast for some coasts," the International Tsunami Information Center said.
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Some communities in North America are being forced to relocate to less hazardous areas.
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Sydney is now in the longest sustained period of hazardous air pollution on record.
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Op-Ed Contributor BEING a wildlife ranger can be extremely hazardous to your health.
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The study says some of the fraud could even be hazardous to our health.
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Toxic spills poison our air and water as hazardous chemicals go unregulated for decades.
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Riders are worried about crowded stations, hazardous dust and how long construction will last.
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GreenScreen gives companies like HP a way to identify hazardous chemicals and safer alternatives.
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PM2.5 pollutants are considered especially hazardous since they can penetrate deep into the lungs.
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Just for grin read any two of the attached and keep this little known regulation 40 CFR 261.30(d) and 261.33 (4), every US industry connected to a sewer can discharge any amount of hazardous and acute hazardous waste into sewage treatment plants.
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I used to manage a family trucking business, and I know full well you can't ship these hazardous waste materials off to the local landfill any more than you can dump the hazardous chemicals I used to transport for Bost Truck Service.
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Larry Griffin, 26, has been charged with one count of placing a false bomb or hazardous substance and two counts of placing a false bomb or hazardous substance in a sports stadium, said Naomi Puzzello, spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
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He might have consumed hazardous liquids as part of a hazing event, the newspaper reported.
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"Bangkok cannot continue choking on hazardous air," said Tara Buakamsri, director of Greenpeace in Thailand.
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Projects or repairs involving hazardous chemicals, pests or substances like mold carry elevated risk, too.
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It is tragic to think someone is desperate enough to attempt such a hazardous ride.
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A spokeswoman for the Newnan police said it was not a situation involving hazardous materials.
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Having several pounds of hair seemed impractical, unsanitary, and downright hazardous for a touring musician.
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Now Canada is accused of violating an international treaty governing the transport of hazardous waste.
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Power armor allows players to traverse the more hazardous and irradiated portions of Fallout 76.
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Despite the potentially hazardous situation, police told the outlet passengers were never in any danger.
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Water contaminated with 5,212019 ppb of lead is classified by the EPA as hazardous waste.
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PM2.5 pollution is considered especially hazardous since the particles can lodge deep inside the lungs.
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But this work confirms older research that suggests moon dust could be hazardous to health.
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In and around Sacramento, PM2.5 levels were estimated above 300, creating "hazardous" air quality conditions.
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NASA sent humanoid robot Robonaut 2 to space in 2011 to work in hazardous environments.
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The official had been wearing a mask and gloves but not a hazardous materials suit.
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The smog, classified as hazardous by health organizations, is not showing any signs of receding.
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Unfortunately, overflowing landfills and hazardous trash are not new problems for the islands' 105,000 residents.
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Fifty-nine are injured every year, according to the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
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We are still not retreating from even the most hazardous locations on our barrier islands.
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More immediately, Big Tech fails to warn users when its products and services are hazardous.
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Yet the state of Oklahoma continues to practice environmentally hazardous extraction, including fracking for gas.
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These sketches and scenes deal with some of the most controversial, hazardous subject matter possible.
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Moreover, some sorts of waste are too hazardous for even the besuited to approach safely.
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Federal and local officials found the substance "to be non-hazardous," according to the statement.
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So how can mere heat without any precipitation or hazardous wind conditions ground a flight?
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The president urged Somalis to stand together in helping "stop such hazardous trips to overseas".
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The officers then called the Los Angeles Fire Department's hazardous materials team, USA Today reported .
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The problem is, NASA's definition of "potentially hazardous" isn't the same as the general public's.
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"Potentially hazardous" may be useful for scientists, but is a bad term for everyone else.
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Beijing residents rang in the New Year from deep inside a cloud of hazardous smog.
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Clean Harbors is in the business of cleaning up industrial waste that is deemed hazardous.
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The U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) said it is investigating the cause.
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Many risked their lives crossing hazardous waters, only to end up struggling in refugee camps.
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But such oversight can't prevent someone from purchasing hazardous DNA samples on the black market.
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Water contaminated with 5,000 ppb of lead is classified by the EPA as hazardous waste.
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The Houston Fire Department said it sent a hazardous materials team to investigate the substance.
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It called for action to improve China's ability to recycle and dispose of hazardous materials.
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Thus, the additional $21 million for hazardous fuels-reduction proposed by the House is welcome.
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Editorial Congress is finally getting serious about hazardous chemicals in household products and industrial goods.
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Some plans offer hazardous sports coverage as an optional upgrade while other plans include it.
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Now, hazardous fumes seething within brilliant plumes continue to be released from the volcano's mouth.
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A tree fell on their SUV as they covered the hazardous weather, the station said.
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Also, younger men are making less money than women despite working in more hazardous jobs.
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Riding alone as a woman in a male-dominated park, they said, can be hazardous.
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Inside the abandoned buildings, Radionova said, she discovered pressurized containers with unknown "chemically hazardous substances."
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Heavy smoke made breathing hazardous in some areas, and residents were urged to stay indoors.
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Denham is a chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure's Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee.
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The EPA is requiring these companies to properly treat, store and dispose of hazardous waste.
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It also lessens their hazardous tendency to go wandering and boosts their capacity to communicate.
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Imposing order is also occasionally hazardous, as the bizarre history of fighters assaulting referees suggests.
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Many industrial facilities that rely on hazardous chemicals can instead use safer chemicals and technologies.
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Sky Dancers were very popular for six years ... until they were recalled for being hazardous.
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"Just think of all the hazardous materials in your house," she said in an interview.
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For decades, it dumped arsenic, chromium, lead and other hazardous chemicals, contaminating soil and groundwater.
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Hazardous substances Local municipality: Latex paint and other dangerous substances must be disposed of properly.
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What about the following scenarios: tornado, winter storm, hazardous winds, wildfire, flood, hurricane or mudslide?
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Luckily, there's a relatively new charity that's taken on hazardous pesticide bans as its cause.
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"We will then autoclave them with the rest of the hazardous material," Dr. Kasson said.
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Beale Air Force Base, California — When working with fuels it can get dirty and hazardous.
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All coal plants generate coal ash, the hazardous powdery substance that remains after burning coal.
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Mr. Kelly ran the agency's Superfund program, which oversees the cleanup of hazardous waste sites.
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Wells contaminated by bacteria or hazardous microorganisms can be blasted with chlorine and other disinfectants.
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Water may have mixed with agricultural chemicals, oil, animal waste, sewage or other hazardous substances.
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You combine all this in such a volatile atmosphere and we're in very hazardous terrain.
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The Arkema plant has been identified as one of the most hazardous in the state.
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The department said in a tweet that a hazardous material team was on the scene.
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Railroads take numerous measures to ensure that hazardous materials move safely across the United States.
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EDT (0945 GMT) for a hazardous material incident, a CBS affiliate in New York reported.
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Runoff from the city's sprawling petroleum and chemicals complex contains any number of hazardous compounds.
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Parts of Melbourne reached hazardous levels this week, and people were urged to stay indoors.
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New York, Philadelphia and Washington are only under a hazardous weather outlook at this time.
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The manufacturing also relies primarily on water-based processes which could help reduce hazardous waste.
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Placing a broken item back on the shelf can be hazardous and bothersome for employees.
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Simply stated, more money for the Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program is not Superfund's problem.
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Cardona tells of the macho empowerment he felt as an alpha in a hazardous domain.
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The New York City Emergency Management Department issued a hazardous travel advisory through Wednesday evening.
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Although that may include disposing lead, asbestos, and other hazardous material, according to the BLS.
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She was talking about the federal law under which hazardous waste sites are cleaned up.
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Residents suspected dirty air was caused by WTI Industries, a hazardous waste incinerator in town.
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He told them he got a job in North Carolina driving a hazardous materials truck.
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Artist's concept of NEOCam, a proposed space-based telescope to hunt for potentially hazardous asteroids.
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A ferocious news media environment has been hazardous for many celebrities associated with Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Ruckelshaus took the company out of hazardous wastes and built up its recycling operations.
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Funding for Superfund cleanups of hazardous waste sites would be reduced by about a third.
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FBI tactical and hazardous material response personnel searched the subject's residence outside Salt Lake City.
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On Sunday evening, the situation turned hazardous for residents near the 770-foot-tall dam.
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But the risks there are growing with rising rivers, hazardous waste concerns and structural damage.
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Truckloads of hazardous waste often sit in the parking lot outside the plant, awaiting disposal.
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In one instance, people were drawing water from a well near a hazardous waste site.
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Overall, the revised TSCA gives the EPA far more authority to act on hazardous chemicals.
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Congress is also proposing major cuts to EPA's enforcement budget, making it harder to hold polluters accountable when they use hazardous pesticides inside nursing homes, release dangerous chemicals into the air, dump oil and hazardous waste into the ocean and sludge into storm drains.
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The current alert is for hazardous levels starting on Saturday and end at midnight on Tuesday.
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Ever wonder how NASA is able to find and track possibly hazardous asteroids near our planet?
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Electronic waste can be composed of heavy metals, rare earth metals, and other potentially hazardous material.
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For many though, the behavioral effects of alcohol can prove more hazardous than the health risks.
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The air quality is has been measured at hazardous by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality.
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Multiple reports involved "undeclared aerosols" that were flammable and had no hazardous markings on the packages.
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But that future needn't include cheap, low-quality cables, which are potentially hazardous to your gadgets.
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The association defined "hazardous" as air that reaches "emergency conditions" on the government's air quality index.
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These products are required by law to have a safety data sheet listing the hazardous chemicals.
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GOING by the numbers, China's notoriously hazardous coal mines have become less perilous in recent years.
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Added to that, there is now the threat of hazardous chemicals flowing out of storage sites.
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There workers dye animal hides in small, ramshackle buildings without infrastructure for absorbing hazardous waste byproducts.
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The technology sector has a hazardous materials problem, beyond the mountains of electronic waste it generates.
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Three fire stations and a hazardous materials response crew were mobilised, a fire department official said.
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The students created a device that allows first responders to safely collect hazardous hypodermic needles (Samsung)
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Graphic showing the orbits of more than 1,400 potentially hazardous asteroids discovered as of early 2013.
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The 2020 rover will also be able to detect and avoid hazardous terrain during its descent.
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Bacher told NBC that the area was too hazardous for crews to get to before Thursday.
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Three fire stations and a hazardous materials response crew were mobilized, the fire department official said.
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Public coupling can be hazardous, as fans grow more and more hungry for info about them.
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Guarantees on the government-endorsed parts of the business shift the border between prudent and hazardous.
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But Alam said monitors installed in his house continue to show hazardous levels in his neighborhood.
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All five contained threatening messages and a powdery substance that investigators found not to be hazardous.
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Junk insurance, no matter what it's called, is an inferior and hazardous substitute for comprehensive coverage.
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Half of them do hazardous work and more than a third do not go to school.
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Samsung's replacement Note 7s haven't yet officially been deemed hazardous by the company or federal investigators.
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Short answer: Pizza boxes, diapers (c'mon, people) and anything hazardous or that can affect the machinery.
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Second, letting them stay would spur more children to undertake the hazardous voyage across the Mediterranean.
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He identified virus levels 1.7 million times what would be considered hazardous at a California beach.
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But the misconception of the self-driving ability of Tesla vehicles can be hazardous, Wozniak says.
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Hazardous materials teams found cleaning chemicals and powdered baby formula, Sarasota County officials said on Twitter.
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Other men running for president have found it more hazardous to talk about their family lives.
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For 226 days, 2650,215 metric tons of methane and other hazardous pollutants seeped into the atmosphere.
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According to NASA, any NEO that's within 5 million miles of Earth could be "potentially hazardous".
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Hazardous air and bloodNot only is the work incredibly dirty; it can also be rather dangerous.
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North Carolina Emergency Management also warned on Twitter that freezing nighttime temperatures could make driving hazardous.
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More importantly, the agency must take immediate action to protect public health from these hazardous compounds.
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A hazardous waste disposal site in Chaves County, N.M., a largely low-income, largely Hispanic area.
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In one sample, the lead levels were so high that the water qualified as hazardous waste.
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But the lake is actually a toxic dump full of hazardous chemicals from an old mine.
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Within vehicles, meanwhile, audio programmers continue to work on systems to reduce potentially hazardous sonic distractions.
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One of the biggest problems is the huge amount of hazardous waste that has been generated.
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Environmental racism is the deliberate placing of hazardous waste and polluting industries near communities of color.
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"We collaborate with other agencies," says John Stewart, unit chief of the FBI's Hazardous Devices School.
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As we approached the event site, he looked out the window and noted the hazardous roads.
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But the episode also underscored the large gaps that exist in China's oversight of hazardous materials.
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At this point, changing her mind would mean that she'd exposed the fetus to hazardous materials.
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This is money that would otherwise be used to clean up and restore hazardous waste sites.
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The worst headphones produced sound so loud that it could be hazardous to ears in minutes.
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Will the Environmental Protection Agency choose to control one pollutant, while deregulating an equally hazardous pollutant?
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A Hazardous Weather Outlook is in effect: Occasional heavy showers may produce flash flooding through Thursday.
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Levin was tasked with community organizing, on issues such as predatory lending and hazardous housing conditions.
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With these closures comes a new problem: What to do with all of the hazardous waste?
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Safety standards barring children from engaging in hazardous activities on the farm are 40 years old.
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The Chinese government said hazardous waste mixed in with the recyclable material was causing environmental problems.
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Like much of wildfire-ravaged Northern California, my hometown is engulfed in a smoky, hazardous haze.
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Symptoms like weakness, stiffness, loss of balance and falls can make exercise difficult and potentially hazardous.
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But until this week, it did not have nationally set targets for reducing hazardous air pollution.
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Three fire stations and a hazardous materials response crew were mobilised, the fire department official said.
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More than ever before, art handlers were contending with unconventional objects, mixed media, and hazardous materials.
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This is so sad for all of us at such a hazardous time in our country.
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Chemicals that mix into floodwaters can be hazardous to your health or cause fires and explosions.
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Not only is Rao's book lazy world-building, it feels hazardous in the current global moment.
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The Minor Planet Center has classified 2002 PZ39 as a "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid," according to NASA.
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And then there is more work to be done monitoring other hazardous volcanoes beyond Mount Hood.
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In 2013, at a conference in Geneva, delegates debated adding paraquat to the hazardous chemical list.
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This week Sydney's air quality plummeted, measuring 28503 times the level deemed hazardous to human health.
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In April, for example, he traveled to Chicago to visit an E.P.A.-designated hazardous waste site.
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Meanwhile, runoff from the city's sprawling petroleum and chemicals complex contains any number of hazardous compounds.
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A reading of anything above 250 micrograms is considered "hazardous" the worst classification on the scale.
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Stop trying to reduce air pollution, toxic chemical spills, or hazardous materials in homes and schools.
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Some residents have been forced to evacuate to other cities because of the hazardous air quality.
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Two of the most hazardous features of poor quality housing are lead-based paint and mold.
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Wheeler has so far refused to designate PFAS chemicals as "hazardous substances" under the Superfund law.
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Under the country's law, the minimum age for hazardous work, including jobs on plantations, is 18.
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Sex workers and women in hazardous occupations such as construction and mining are routinely discriminated against.
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The tornado threat will be lower by then, but damaging winds could still present hazardous conditions.
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In many cities, the air quality is hazardous, causing half a million premature deaths each year.
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Fireworks during the festival of Diwali contributed to hazardous levels of air pollution late last year.
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He said that they had one there, but it was one of the potentially hazardous units.
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A hazardous materials squad was working to lessen the environmental impact and maintain safety, LAFD said.
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But the delegations are comprehensive, including air and water pollution, drinking water protection and hazardous wastes.
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Police confirmed to Reuters that they have warned protesters not to bring hazardous or defamatory materials.
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"Superfund sites contain extremely hazardous substances — lead, mercury, plutonium, to name a few," Ms. Blatt said.
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She soon realized that they were all being exposed to the same hazardous chemicals, including arsenic.
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Air pollution, for example, is particularly hazardous to children, exacerbating infant mortality, asthma, and developmental delays.
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Once there, the book picks up as Hatch toils in a constraining yellow hazardous materials suit.
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The system can also detect if the drone is capable of carrying a potentially hazardous payload.
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Facing this increase in public pressure — including demand for highly rated products — as well as emerging regulations around hazardous chemicals, such as the Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment and REACH in Europe, the industry is finding incentive to change how it operates.
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It is in the latter stages of the cycle, when confidence returns, that things become more hazardous.
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Cleaning up areas hit by a storm is a very hazardous task, especially when working with chainsaws.
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And as the new study shows, these areas are less likely to host those hazardous icy spikes.
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The heavy metals, rare earth minerals, and various other hazardous waste contained therein don't go away easily.
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Pruitt picked banker Albert Kelly to run the EPA's Superfund program for cleaning up highly hazardous waste.
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Already this year 55,000 migrants from the Horn of Africa have taken the hazardous route, IOM said.
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The Las Vegas money is earmarked for bomb squads, hazardous material teams and a counter terrorism center.
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Some Chinese leaders worry the investing binge has gone too far, producing hazardous economic side effects. on.wsj.
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GOING by the numbers, China's notoriously hazardous coal mines have become distinctly less perilous in recent years.
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However any such voyage would be hazardous for the next few months, because of the annual monsoon.
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The rover will also assessing how hazardous it may be for humans to explore the Red Planet.
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But under pressure from utilities it had previously dropped plans to classify coal ash as hazardous waste.
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Don't get sick — the hospitals are hazardous because there are too many bodies rotting in the morgue.
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Officials emphasized that it is still unknown whether the man crashed due to the hazardous weather conditions.
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Coal ash contains hazardous heavy metals that are harmful to human health, such as arsenic and mercury.
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These items are hazardous for your kitten or adult cat, because they can accidentally choke on them.
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Superfund is a federally managed program charged with cleaning up sites contaminated by hazardous and toxic pollutants.
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I look at it as having an office job in a relatively tame, but potentially hazardous environment.
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Placing them in bike lanes could be even more disruptive, as well as potentially hazardous for cyclists.
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About 50 emergency personnel, including a hazardous materials team, arrived at his home, according to the BBC.
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Saturday's storms could bring hazardous wind gusts and flooding, and isolated hail and tornadoes are also possible.
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As I reported earlier this year, recycling old-school tube televisions is both expensive and hazardous work.
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This is especially true for pregnant people, as certain oils can be hazardous depending on your trimester.
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The National Weather Service said it expects trade winds to slow this weekend, creating hazardous air quality.
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But GSA actually brought in OSHA to run tests, and the agency reportedly didn't find anything hazardous.
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The FBI and the NYPD investigated the incident and determined that the white substance was not hazardous.
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Garfield leads me down the hall to a shut door with a "HAZARDOUS MATERIALS" sign on it.
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The military hopes it shows the hazardous situations facing soldiers of all genders in training and combat.
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The robots also lessen the patients' hazardous tendency to go wandering and boost their capacity to communicate.
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These asteroids are not hazardous to you at the time that they are covered by the news.
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Pilots then responded with potentially hazardous flight control inputs, which led to disturbance to the aircraft trajectory.
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Pilots then responded with potentially hazardous flight control inputs which led to disturbance to the aircraft trajectory.
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Any commuters, or holiday travelers in those cities will be dealing with hazardous driving conditions Monday morning.
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Living so close to stockpiles of hazardous chemicals puts these residents in danger of a catastrophic disaster.
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Such scenarios occur across the country: hazardous, polluting facilities operating alongside communities of color and poor neighborhoods.
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Solar weather and eruptions can also affect satellites, and can create hazardous radiation for astronauts in space.
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It has, however, proposed reclassifying the unused drugs as hazardous waste, which would then prohibit flushing them.
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But because of warmer temperatures in the Arctic, hazardous sea ice is traveling farther south than usual.
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And then, moments later, Trump joked about the hazardous driving conditions on New Hampshire's snow-covered roads.
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Travelers to hazardous areas are urged to prevent mosquito bites by using repellent and covering exposed skin.
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Dichlorobenzene is widely used in everyday items but can be potentially hazardous to people and the environment.
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It also entails protecting the Earth from any hazardous material that could be lurking on other worlds.
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That's far different from the longer, more frequent, and more hazardous post-9/11 wartime deployment rate.
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TO DISCOVER how to use a waste material to clean up hazardous chemicals is a notable achievement.
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The statement had also said that a thorough search of the intruder's backpack revealed no hazardous materials.
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But often the area is still too hazardous for search-and-rescue teams to enter on foot.
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It is also in the process of building two tail-end dams and one hazardous waste dam.
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The site was listed in 2016 as part of the federal Superfund program for hazardous water cleanup.
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Several of his lower-ranking supervisors were convicted earlier on felony charges for covering up hazardous conditions.
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Instead, it said the drones will aid police during large events, hostage situations and hazardous waste spills.
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You can also get a variety of endorsements to transport hazardous materials or double or triple trailers.
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The home is being treated as a hazardous materials site, and the investigation is ongoing, O'Brien said.
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For the transportation of hazardous materials, 22019 percent of carloads move freely without incident to their destinations.
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Scientists would later discover that the glow was caused by dinoflagellates that also produce a hazardous neurotoxin.
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Opportunities for hikers and mountain bikers were further limited by hazardous air quality due to wildfire smoke.
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At least three of the containers were thought to contain hazardous chemicals, the Dutch coastguard has said.
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As would EPA regulations for air quality standards, hazardous materials exposures, pesticides exposures, drinking water concentrations, etc.
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And qualified "small quantity generators" will be allowed to send hazardous waste to a large quantity generator.
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The National Weather Service in Des Moines said snowfall across the state led to hazardous travel conditions.
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The items thrown by Odom were deemed non-hazardous, the U.S. Secret Service said in a statement.
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" In a statement, Greenpeace said the episode showed that China's management of hazardous chemicals was "dangerously lax.
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Ice conditions are just too hazardous for the support planes or infrastructure needed for such an undertaking.
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In search of a less hazardous venue, I settled for some non-alcoholic varieties of the drink.
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Be careful, though: That plastic-y scent you associate with summer may be coming from hazardous substances.
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Children are exposed to other hazardous noise: lawn mowers, rock concerts, firearms, sporting events and police sirens.
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Four years later, Canada blocked efforts to formally declare asbestos a hazardous material under an international agreement.
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People have a remarkable capacity to feed themselves, often in more hazardous situations than a pandemic. 2.
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Sitting is not necessarily good for your health, and standing is not necessarily hazardous to your health.
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Hopelessly demoralized, the soldier returns to his comrades on the front and volunteers for a hazardous mission.
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"I'm past the hazardous waste part of it," she said, speaking on the phone from Sonoma, Calif.
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And Chinese solar panel manufacturers have faced protests from locals who accuse them of mishandling hazardous waste.
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Hazardous airborne particles known as PM2.5 fell by 42% in 0.33 major cities from 2013 to 2018.
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Even assuming that's true, Burke said, KBR violated its contract with the military by burning hazardous waste.
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Previous test of counterfeit makeup revealed animal feces and chemicals that can be hazardous to your health.
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It was later confirmed that the products tested positive for bacteria, animal feces, and other hazardous properties.
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Along the way, it caused hazardous breathing conditions in New Zealand and discolored skies in South America.
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Leaders decided to cut short Thursday's session as portions of the state braced for hazardous icy conditions.
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An estimated 600 million people worldwide live on coastlines — hazardous places in an era of climate change.
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Their engines must be fitted into stands and test-fired — hazardous work that is typically done outdoors.
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Among my challenges is that I want to do, and doing without thinking things through is hazardous.
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Internally, after decades of animal testing and monitoring employees' health, officials at DuPont knew PFOA was hazardous.
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Denham is the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials.
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CLO funds with ESG criteria avoid investing in sectors including tobacco, gambling, pornography, weapons and hazardous chemicals.
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The rules from the Transportation Department's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration would affect onshore gas pipelines.
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Of course, what's hazardous is not being vaccinated; that's why vaccines were created in the first place.
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The oil and gas industries, construction, as well as hazardous chemical environments, are situations that could benefit.
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Lipinski is chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee's Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials.
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They are determined to weaken safeguards that protect us from hazardous air pollution, regardless of the evidence.
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Exhaustion is especially hazardous in industrial workplaces, where workers must be alert to remain safe and alive.
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The volumes of hazardous waste being collected and handled by us are at record amounts right now.
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The episode followed heavy criticism of the government for inaction during a prior bout of hazardous smog.
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While data from across India shows that hazardous air pollution continues to rise, progress is being made.
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LONDON — Scenes of pranks ranging from silly to hazardous have long been among YouTube's most popular offerings.
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It claims that nicotine use is hazardous to young adults' health, even when inhaled with an e-ciagrette.
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The backpack was found to be free of any hazardous materials, the Secret Service said in its statement.
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Workers cited comparatively low pay, hazardous work environments, and unreasonable performance expectations as among their reasons for protesting.
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More than 8 million hazardous units have been stopped over the past four years, according to the agencies.
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Croman also ignored hundreds of "hazardous" violations he was issued at many of his buildings, the lawsuit said.
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If you read tabloids or Google news headlines, you probably hear about "potentially hazardous asteroids" all the time.
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EDF rejecting industry arguments that coal ash isn't a hazardous waste, Justice Scalia's environmental legacy is decidedly negative.
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Our environments are filled with screeching and clanging, which — even if it's not hazardous — is certainly not pleasant.
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And it concludes that regulating hazardous air pollutants such as mercury under the standards is therefore not necessary.
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The suits are meant to keep crew members pressurized and safe until a hazardous situation is under control.
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Certified respirators are fitted to the face and designed to filter out potentially hazardous particles in the air.
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Isolating and segmenting safety-dependent components reduces the resources required to shield them from hazardous or hostile conditions.
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Nails were exposed, plumbing improvised and a makeshift stairway to the second floor was extremely hazardous, they say.
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If conditions improve at home, fewer Haitians would risk the hazardous journey to the United States and Canada.
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And over the past five years, sales volume fell below the national average in the most hazardous areas.
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The other nine are engineering cameras, which will help the rover team navigate and avoid potentially hazardous obstacles.
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The blood-soaked flooring is gone and countless boxes filled with hazardous waste are packed into the truck.
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The U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) said it was investigating the cause of the incident.
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Lithium batteries are not yet classified as hazardous waste and are therefore not subject to stringent disposal controls.
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Image: University of SouthamptonAs Kate Winslet and Leo can attest, piloting ships in icy waters can be hazardous.
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But cancer's unique — people are willing to accept a more hazardous condition in order to cure the cancer.
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If we choose to live in hazardous areas, we are choosing the risk that goes along with that.
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The Basel Convention was specifically designed to prevent the transfer of hazardous waste from developed to developing countries.
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The hazardous material included lithium metal batteries, dry ice, corrosive liquids, detonating fuses, phosphoric acid and ethanol solutions.
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And this world is dangerous, this world is hazardous and the people that live in this world die.
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Doctors risked careers to expose dangers kids face in ICE detention For years, they documented hazardous health conditions.
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Four boys have so far completed the hazardous escape, according to rescue officials, and are receiving medical treatment.
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On November 10, 2015, CPS workers found all three children in what they described as a hazardous household.
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The funds adopt negative screening to avoid investing in sectors including tobacco, gambling, pornography, weapons and hazardous chemicals.
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Conditions inside these countries are bad and getting worse, making the hazardous journey to Europe seem more appealing.
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Rather, the company is focusing on training programs for remote education, as well as operating in hazardous environments.
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The find could help scientists pinpoint objects that are potentially hazardous to Earth in the inner solar system.
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Toxic gas Hazardous fumes continue to be released, putting in danger the health of residents and emergency crews.
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Toxic gas Hazardous fumes continue to be released, putting the health of residents and emergency crews in danger.
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It's also seeking to match national targets on reducing hazardous particles, known as PM2.5, in its 11 cities.
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Hazardous air Besides the ash, which is not poisonous, residents have to worry about choking on sulfur dioxide.
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The caravan's legal team ought to take the hint and advise their clients to avoid this hazardous journey.
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Without it, we can expect to see increasingly more hazardous acts, meaning a potential complete ban on drones.
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In those structures are chemicals, plastics, pesticides, metals and other hazardous materials that add to this tiny pollution.
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In 2014, 85033 percent of hazardous materials carloads were delivered without a release caused by a train accident.
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A preliminary field test of the substance indicated it did not appear hazardous and no injuries were reported.
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Nearby Napa County even declared a local health emergency due to hazardous waste and materials after the fire.
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Violations involve hazardous operations that expose mine workers, communities and the environment to fumes, dusts and mine wastes.
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Warren Buffett believes trying to time the market is a waste of time and hazardous to investment success.
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Our top priorities should include things like repairing levees and cleaning up hazardous waste; where's the revenue stream?
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The telescope will also chart the movements of potentially hazardous asteroids that could fly dangerously close to Earth.
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His company handles hazardous materials, he said, expressing gratitude that the aircraft didn't crash in his immediate vicinity.
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And do not rely on Google Maps — it will tell you to take a hazardous mountain-pass road.
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"There are still no reports of any leaks or spills of hazardous materials from those cars," it said.
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If you must travel this evening, please use extreme caution as temperatures and precipitation will create hazardous conditions.
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Pantene products have recently (literally) come under fire, for ostensibly causing hazardous side effects during routine dye jobs.
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Pantene products have recently (literally) come under fire for ostensibly causing hazardous side effects during routine dye jobs.
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The hazardous threshold was exceeded again on Tuesday in the Fairbanks suburb of North Pole, the borough reported.
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Pollution indexes saw air quality in the Indian capital climb to "hazardous" levels in the city on Sunday.
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Peach-flavored wine, that vector for the transmission of all things hazardous to the human spirit, is consumed.
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Sister Wolf said there were no hazardous materials involved in the experiment and classes were allowed to resume.
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More than 60,000 migrants have died in hazardous journeys while trying to reach wealthier countries, Mr. Guterres said.
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In Sarnia last year, there were 16 alerts of hazardous material leaks, industrial fires and air quality warnings.
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He used pragmatism, guile and an outsize personality to navigate a hazardous course through decades of political upheaval.
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"In the opinion of the seventh Coast Guard district, the conditions onboard present especially hazardous conditions," she said.
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If confirmed, Mr. Wright would also oversee the emergency response to chemical spills and other hazardous releases nationwide.
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From potential pandemics to hazardous air quality, gig workers are especially at risk during a public health crisis.
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After the wildfire season ended, locals were left with a lingering environmental threat: the presence of hazardous chemicals.
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Used syringes are hazardous medical waste and should be disposed of accordingly; never put them in the garbage.
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It also said that drivers are not expected to have to make physical contact with potentially hazardous materials.
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Outside the building, hazardous material specialists from the Fire Department as well as F.B.I. agents could be seen.
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"In the past, airline stocks were seen as hazardous to one's wealth," said Mr. Baker, the JPMorgan analyst.
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Using this technology, vehicles can be notified of hazardous road conditions, traffic light statuses and changing work zones.
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Different skills that the job might entail include storm water management, hazardous waste management and even traffic management.
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Previously, only 18 hazardous occupations and 65 processes such as mining, gem cutting and cement manufacturing were outlawed.
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The rules from the Transportation Department's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) would affect onshore gas pipelines.
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Others have found that minority and low-income communities were more likely to be near hazardous waste sites.
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Others have found that minority and low income communities were more likely to be near hazardous waste sites.
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The match went ahead despite air quality reaching hazardous levels in the state of Victoria, where Melbourne sits.
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It was inconvenient, but with a hazardous edge: computers and equipment that run experiments are endangered by blackouts.
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Currently, shaping large glass structures involves exhaustive melting and casting processes, and etching fine features involves hazardous chemicals.
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Dioxin is one of the most hazardous known chemicals and can cause cancer, birth defects and Parkinson's disease.
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She wonders if it's not hazardous to allow small uncoördinated people with polyester hems near so many flames.
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Meanwhile, Australia's capital Canberra was blanketed in thick smoke, reaching about 20 times hazardous levels, prompting health warnings.
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In December, the smoke in Sydney was so bad that air quality measured 11 times the "hazardous" level.
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We've all seen images of first responders dressed in white space-like suits walking into a hazardous situation.
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And how could we allow an industrial plant with known hazardous material face potential explosions due to flooding?
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Fan also pointed out the company's policy that bans suppliers from selling hazardous products, including ones containing mercury.
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I convinced her that biking in New York wasn't too hazardous, so she bought a bicycle on Craigslist.
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A representative for the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) said investigators were on the scene.
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The board again called for improved efforts to ensure the safe shipment of hazardous materials, including lithium batteries.
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"Let's be clear: There is no question that exposure to asbestos is hazardous to human health," Krishnamoorthi said.
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The U.S. Chemical Safety Board, which investigates hazardous materials incidents, also is urging stronger rules for safer materials.
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The reporting requirements will apply to employers in hazardous industries, including manufacturing, construction, farming, and trucking, among others.
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New York City's Emergency Management Department has issued a hazardous travel advisory, urging New Yorkers to avoid driving.
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A Tesla spokesperson dismissed these comments as "false claims," and strenuously denied the company is shipping hazardous batteries.
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It should be the more hazardous products that have to justify their existence, not the much safer ones.
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Later, once nitrate film was phased out, many archives were intentionally burned, simply to destroy the hazardous material.
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Harvey's destruction contributed to the release of various hazardous and carcinogenic chemicals including benzene, vinyl chloride and butadiene.
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"It was not hazardous, but plaster walls were falling apart and needed to be patched," Mr. Rhodes said.
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The claims say her son Noah, 143, was exposed to lead paint in a hazardous Coney Island apartment.
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" Having nukes in the Cold War made sense, they said, but now they're "increasingly hazardous and decreasingly effective.
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If you find yourself looking into someone's gun muzzle, you're always right to call out the hazardous infraction.
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Those initiatives include promoting public and private partnerships focused on product stewardship and extended producer responsibility; encouraging electronics designs that reduce the need for hazardous chemicals and allow materials to be recovered; working with retailers to expand sustainable options for consumers; and adopting policies that work toward hazardous chemical reduction.
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TransCanada said on Monday the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) reviewed its repair and restart plans.
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As anyone who's ever squeezed into a pair knows, wearing Spanx can be both a magical and hazardous endeavor.
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But during high periods of exposure -- such as when AQI levels are hazardous -- the agency still advises their use.
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"The labor situation is starting to get health-hazardous," said one store owner who asked not to be identified.
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The website adds that mixed low-level radioactive waste can contain both hazardous waste and low-level radioactive waste.
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Madagascar's skaters are daring, weaving in and out of the capital's traffic with relative ease -- despite its hazardous nature.
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The Air Force also foresees UCAV's flying into "hazardous mission environments" and staying over targets longer without pilot fatigue.
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The rock that flew past us this weekend was not a "potentially hazardous asteroid," surprising as that may sound.
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Elsewhere, an ice storm hitting parts of Indiana shut down schools and left hazardous conditions on roadways Thursday morning.
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And now mission controllers and astronauts will have to contend with at least four contraband, and potentially hazardous, satellites.
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Before stepping through the security line, ensure you do not have any hazardous materials, weapons or large lizard pets.
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The building's owner, Chor N. Ng, received a citation in November for hazardous trash and debris surrounding the building.
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The UAV footage allows officials and the public a close look at what is clearly a very hazardous area.
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At least 13 people have died from the hazardous gas in federally subsidized housing since 2003, NBC News found.
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Much of Colorado will transition from hazardous fire conditions to a freeze warning in only a matter of hours.
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The bureau's Houston office tweeted Tuesday evening that lab results indicated no hazardous materials were discovered at the location.
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But what becomes of the places where the waste is too hazardous for an army of volunteers to remedy?
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Unlike in the comics, the truck the car crashes into isn't carrying hazardous materials; it's just a normal truck.
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However, the company believes that more hazardous coal ash in two basins at the site have not been compromised.
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The air over the towns of Cottonwood and Porthill, Idaho, were listed as hazardous, the worst of six categories.
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Ten years earlier, Congress passed the legislation known as Superfund, which financed the emergency cleanup of hazardous-waste dumps.
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Crews are looking for household hazardous waste, such as e-waste, pesticide, propane tanks, paints, batteries and asbestos siding.
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Although the campus survived the fire, it's now standing in a town full of rubble, ash, and hazardous materials.
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The latter two had medical emergencies and responders were unable to reach them in time because of hazardous weather.
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Besides trying to identify potentially hazardous asteroids, Johnson's agency is working on plans to deflect them away from Earth.
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Plus, don't buy any dog toys that contain nutshells or polyester beads, since these materials are hazardous for pets.
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"We know that these surfaces are extremely hazardous," added Dr. Rachel Moon, who also co-authored of the report.
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I remember a time when Greenpeace criticized Apple for using hazardous materials and not communicating on its environmental strategy.
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I want to look around, but the surface is so hot that doing so is hazardous to my health.
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Of those, eight are classified as potentially hazardous to our planet, and could approach or hit Earth one day.
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"Unfortunately, many living in private military housing are dealing with hazardous conditions with little or no recourse," Feinstein said.
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"She knows what my job entails, she knows that there's hazardous things that come with the job," he said.
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A series of photographs of explosions, shot in mid-air, provoke a simmering and hazardous excitement in the viewer.
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"As a result, these companies risk contributing to the use of, and benefiting from, hazardous child labour," it added.
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Tesla – A hazardous chemical spill occurred at Tesla's Gigafactory battery facility in Nevada, but there were no serious injuries.
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Police alleged that Harrouff drank hazardous household chemicals he found in the couple's garage just moments before the attack.
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Hazardous drinkers had 18 percent higher risk of all-cause mortality and 9 percent higher risk of cancer death.
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Roughly half of U.S. residents living within one mile of a hazardous facility -- 11.4 million -- are people of color.
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Because there were no apparent release of oil or hazardous substances, the EPA said it demobilized on Feb. 21.
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She's best for buttoning up a position or making her chosen piece of the battlefield hazardous for all enemies.
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This is the highest-risk category – it includes other hazardous substances such as plutonium and certain types of radium.
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These split-second breaks in concentration can diminish reaction time and situational awareness, increasing danger during hazardous road conditions.
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Residents entering the re-opened areas of town were offered gear to protect themselves from hazardous materials, Reinbold said.
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Currently, data from GOES-R is delivered to users almost instantly, because seconds matter when dealing with hazardous weather.
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A hazardous level is an alert in which everyone may experience ill effects and are advised to stay indoors.
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"Durian is not classified as a hazardous material to be transported on a plane," a Sriwijaya Air spokesperson said.
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Microplastics and small plastic bits — many of them attached to toxic pollution molecules and other hazardous substances — are everywhere.
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Tilchin was also previously director of Superfund programs at the company, so he's worked in hazardous waste site cleanup.
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Afterwards, I became more health-conscious and decided to stop using potentially hazardous chemicals in my hair and skin.
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Now the building his company is working on is completely encased in dust, which he worries could be hazardous.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for trucks carrying hazardous materials, imported seafood, and endangered fish.
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Special grants from the Environmental Protection Agency exempted pollution limits at the plant, which will utilize several hazardous chemicals.
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Austerity measures that include bans on extravagant consumption have also made keeping a mistress more hazardous to officials' careers.
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EPA's 85003 reduction of pollution and hazardous waste is the second-lowest amount on record, dating back to 2008.
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State and federal rules do not classify the arsenic-laced coal ash pollution as hazardous waste, WFPL News reported.
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The snowfall will begin early Wednesday morning and is expected to stick to the roads, making travel more hazardous.
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Some got My Little Pony dolls, IKEA furniture, and TVs — but officials warn 3 still-missing containers are hazardous.
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It called teen use of e-cigarettes "an epidemic," claiming that nicotine use is hazardous to young adults' health.
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Get it looked at and pruned regularly to make sure there's no hazardous condition a lay person might overlook.
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They will also look into launching an innovative hazardous waste tracking system that we hope becomes the industry standard.
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This is always a hazardous time, particularly for agricultural workers tending their fields, and this autumn proved especially cruel.
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In the growing metropolis of nearly 212 million people, pollution soared well above hazardous levels in the past week.
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A measure of tiny, hazardous breathable particles known as PM 2.5 reached an average of 182 by 12 p.m.
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Here's what is happening: Gas: The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) is delaying new pipeline safety regulations.
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Energy companies and their federal overseer, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, promote the safety record of pipelines.
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"As a result, these companies risk contributing to the use of, and benefiting from, hazardous child labor," it added.
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Inconveniencing people and disrupting businesses seem far less hazardous than endangering the lives of residents and emergency crews. Gov.
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EPA's 2018 reduction of pollution and hazardous waste is the second-lowest amount on record, dating back to 2008.
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Here's what is happening: Pipelines: The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration is raising the fines for safety violations.
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Mr. Watts visits the baby chicks about 30 times, weighing them regularly even though the task can be hazardous.
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But Kudlow's brush with UN Ambassador Nikki Haley demonstrated it can be hazardous getting too comfortable at the top.
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In at least 15 instances, hazardous material leaked, the FAA said in its notice of violation reviewed by Reuters.
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Mr. McKenna said that the service's hazardous area response team had been sent to the site of the accident.
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For a job that often involves endless hours poring over books or laptop screens, translation can prove surprisingly hazardous.
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"Just think of all the hazardous materials in your house," the chief public health officer in Napa County said.
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But as the president struggles to find a way forward, the path is about to become much more hazardous.
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Some Puerto Ricans are even drinking from condemned wells and Superfund hazardous waste sites, which contain potentially dangerous chemicals.
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Air monitoring is underway and crews are investigating the cause of the leak, according to a hazardous materials alert.
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At times, thick black smoke has covered the city of 6 million from dawn to dusk, making breathing hazardous.
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These medications include those to treat diabetes or cardiac conditions, which are hazardous to children even in small doses.
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A search for the missing boaters was suspended Monday night due to hazardous water conditions, the news release said.
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Specialists at Catalina help NASA discover and track near-Earth objects that could be potentially hazardous to the planet.
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"Anything we can do to provide better protection for construction workers is important, because it's a very hazardous industry."
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Health officials on Tuesday warned people in the harbour city to stay inside as the smoke reached hazardous levels.
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The rules will encompass drivers who operate trucks carrying hazardous materials, as well as tour buses and schools buses.
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The city's quality of air has swung between "severe" to "hazardous" levels multiple times in the past two months.
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Now, EPA is preparing to review the hazardous air pollutant regulations governing more than 100 sterilizers around the country.
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"LNG transport by rail presents a much more complex set of threats than other hazardous materials," Oregon Democratic Sens.
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Hazardous air from nearby fires is delaying play, and it caused one player to double over in coughing fits.
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"Although we do have enormous experience in identifying hazardous trees, sometimes these tree failures can't be predicted," Hardman said.
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On Tuesday, the air quality in parts of Melbourne reached hazardous levels, and people were urged to stay indoors.
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Hazardous smoke from the fires forced the abandonment of a Big Bash match in the nation's capital on Dec.
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Snowy roads are hazardous, and the most seasoned drivers and best-equipped vehicles can get into trouble on them.
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He said he had gotten a job driving a hazardous waste truck in North Carolina, manager Debra Gureghian said.
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Pipelines: The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) is correcting a mistake in a gas distribution safety rule.
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The proposed cuts and structural changes in the Republicans' budget are hazardous to our nation's present and future health.
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The colorless gas, used to produce synthetic rubber used for tires and automobile hoses, is considered hazardous to health.
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Wear shoes -- If a tornado does occur, there could be hazardous debris that you won't want to step on.
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"I cannot stress enough how dangerous these abandoned mines are and how hazardous they are to humans," he said.
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Our plan would also reduce the amount of hazardous silica dust that results from demolition of the bench wall.
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They classified the event as "hazardous," one rung below the most serious designation of catastrophic, according to two people.
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"We would love to see global understanding on things like which hazardous substances should not be used," Steinberger says.
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The film contemplates its many-splendored, many-layered view of war, art, and the hazardous intersection of the two.
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In an earthquake, the chances of hazardous materials accidentally spilling into ordinarily clean rivers and streams is greatly increased.
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A hazmat team arrived at the scene in full Walter White cosplay to sweep the building for hazardous materials.
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Porfirio Villarreal, a spokesman for the Houston Health Department, told the New York Times that the water is hazardous.
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As Superfund cleanup of Rocky Flats got underway in 1992, 360 individual hazardous substance sites required remediation on-site.
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