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WHO Regional Workshop on Chemical Safety
24 - 26th June 2013
The International Workshop to Strengthen Capacities for Sound Chemicals Management
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March 11, 2011 | The Associated Press (AP)
EPA: Abandoned San Benito County mercury mine a toxic hazard, USA
SAN FRANCISCO -- An abandoned mercury mine that for decades has sent polluted, orange waste into a creek that eventually feeds into San Francisco Bay is a threat to human health and should be added to a list of the nation's worst polluted places, federal environmental regulators say...
March 10, 2011 | Green Tech
Eco-groups seek ban on exporting toxic electronics, USA
Concerned environmental groups urged the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) to prohibit federal agencies of exporting electronics to developing nations, where the toxics inside them can harm the environment and public health... March 10, 2011 | Shropshire Star
Man in hospital after chemical accident while cleaning toilet, UK
A Shropshire man has been taken to hospital with breathing difficulties after cleaning his bathroom with industrial strength chemicals... March 10, 2011 | Xinhua
Anhui vows to tackle heavy metal pollution, China
HEFEI - East China's Anhui province has pledged to take measures to crack down on polluting enterprises after lead pollution from a battery plant caused over 200 children to become sick in January... March 9, 2011 | PRNewswire-USNewswire
Video from American Lung Association Available on thenewsmarket.com: Toxic Air in Your Backyard: American Lung Association Report Highlights Health Threats Blown From Coal-Fired Power Plants in Your Area, USA
The American Lung Association released a new report, Toxic Air: The Case for Cleaning Up Coal-fired Power Plants, that documents the range of hazardous air pollutants emitted from coal-fired power plants and the urgent need to clean them up to protect public health... March 9, 2011 | Wanderlust
Bali's Kuta Beach closed due to pollution, Indonesia
Travellers have reportedly been advised not to swim in Bali's most popular beach due to high levels of rotting plankton... March 8, 2011 | travelmole.com
Popular Bali beach closed by pollution, Indonesia
Bali's popular beachfront of Kuta has been placed off limits due to pollution... March 8, 2011 | The Daily Star
Brick kiln fined for air pollution, India
The Department of Environment yesterday stopped the operation of a brick kiln at Baliarpur of Savar and fined its owner Tk 2 lakh for polluting air and changing the character of agricultural land and flood plain... March 8, 2011 | Daily news
NARA acts to tackle water pollution, Sri Lanka
National Aquatic Resources Research and Development Agency (NARA), Environmental Studies Division will conduct several projects this year to protect both inland and coastal water bodies, said Environment Studies Division Head S A M Azmy... March 8, 2011 | Indo-Asian News Service (IANS)
Chemical leak in Tamil Nadu plant, over 350 affected, India
At least 350 people, including women and children, received medical treatment in Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu Monday night after liquid bromine leaked in a factory and, reacting with the husk kept around it, produced noxious fumes, officials said... March 8, 2011 | Horse & Hound
New Zealand horse suffers chemical burns to its face, New Zealand
Police are investigating after a horse in New Zealand suffered chemical burns to its face... March 8, 2011 | Indo-Asian News Service (IANS)
Ascetics highlight Yamuna pollution to president, India
More than 100 Vaishnavite ascetics from Maharashtra have requested President Pratibha Patil to help save the Yamuna river from pollution... March 7, 2011 | Samizdata.net
Cigarettes get more illegal and more toxic, UK
The gradual but inexorable illegalisation of smoking is arriving at its end-game, as many bloggers of the sort I like have been complaining about, and no doubt as many bloggers of the sort I don't like have been celebrating... March 6, 2011 | Postmedia News
Eco-friendly renovations can trigger asbestos, lead poisoning: study, Canada
Canadians making eco-friendly renovations to their homes could be putting their children's health at serious risk, say researchers... March 6, 2011 | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Deep in the heart of the gas drilling controversy: What have Texans learned?, USA
The Lone Star state is several years ahead of Pennsylvania when it comes to deep natural gas drilling... March 6, 2011 | telegram.com
Modified foods found everywhere, USA
WASHINGTON — You may not want to eat genetically engineered foods. Chances are, you are eating them anyway... March 6, 2011 | The Telegraph
The Telegraph: Chornobyl, the toxic tourist attraction, Ukraine
As Ukraine prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster next month, its legacy remains as divisive as ever, writes Andrew Osborn in The Telegraph... March 6, 2011 | Reuters
Hong Kong residents up in arms over light pollution, Hong Kong
HONG KONG (Reuters Life!) – Chiu Mung-ngor and her husband paid $3.3 million for their Hong Kong flat in a luxury apartment block in 2009, lured into buying it partly by its view of the harbour... March 5, 2011 | The Vancouver Sun
Researchers find more plastic in the guts of Arctic seabirds, Canada
UNDATED — When biologist Jennifer Provencher headed to the Arctic, she signed on to help assess how seabird diets are changing as temperatures climb in the North... March 5, 2011 | TIME
Testing the Waters, Australia
Shark humor has its time and place, but not when I'm snorkeling somewhere called Shark Bay. At the Heron Island Research Station, a laboratory on the teardrop-shaped atoll 45 miles (72 km) off Australia's east coast...

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