"Somebody's contaminating the water supply, somebody's contaminating the food — these kinds of rumors are very common," Dutta said.
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Another question is how — and if — Musk plans to prevent Earth microbes from contaminating Mars, and Mars microbes (if there are any) from contaminating Earth.
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In "Our Secrets," music is ultimately less cathartic than contaminating.
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The torrent continued downhill, slamming into homes and contaminating rivers.
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Opponents cite the risk of triggering earthquakes and contaminating drinking water.
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Across the country, perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are contaminating drinking water supplies.
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It's causing problems for farmers, damaging homes and buildings, and contaminating groundwater.
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Is that worth a little risk of contaminating the ice on Europa?
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Or it ends up in landfill, potentially contaminating soil and water sources.
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Exfoliation is important, but is an unblemished face really worth contaminating waterways?
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Also, a rise in sea level can lead to saltwater contaminating groundwater.
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As well contaminating the land, microplastics have been detected in the air.
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The chemicals seeped into groundwater, contaminating water supplies and locally grown food.
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If you touch these items, you could be contaminating yourself with BPA .
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Store on the lowest shelf to keep drips from contaminating things below.
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He was unwittingly contaminating everything he touched, and he was getting worse.
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And this speculation, Mr Muhammad believes, is contaminating the onshore markets as well.
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Humans were contaminating it with copper some 7,000 years ago in Southern Jordan.
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The researchers carefully handled the samples to avoid contaminating them with modern material.
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He blamed Jews for plotting against society, contaminating it in order to destroy it.
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Local authorities accused Alunorte of contaminating water supplies when heavy rains hit the region.
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The concern is the health hazards of farm waste contaminating floodwaters in the state.
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Beyond farming problems, heavy rains are flooding cities, contaminating drinking water, and damaging buildings.
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Wash your hands when handling poultry, avoid contaminating surfaces and thoroughly cook your meat.
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But now there are companies commercialising this and completely contaminating the culture of ayahuasca.
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The rising seas will flood river deltas as well, contaminating rice paddies with salt.
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And the third is for safety: if we're contaminating Mars, could it contaminate us?
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Some is burned as fuel by tofu makers, producing deadly chemicals and contaminating food.
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But that all changed when water started to leak into her breast milk, contaminating it.
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"By keeping all our bags the same, we're not contaminating our waste stream," Foster says.
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"Contaminating strategies just ends up making you escalate the nature of the conflicts," Guajardo said.
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So when the floodwaters come up, that waste is going to be contaminating the water.
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This is best done on samples floating in microgravity with no container contaminating the sample.
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The containers have been contaminating the water and polluting the air at Katunayake, AFP reported.
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They burn plastic recycling waste shipped from the U.S., producing deadly chemicals and contaminating food.
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But the project increases the risk of acidic waste contaminating the area's lakes and streams.
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Chemicals from flame retardants were detected in livestock in Michigan, contaminating food across the state.
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For decades, it dumped arsenic, chromium, lead and other hazardous chemicals, contaminating soil and groundwater.
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Microscopic eggs from Toxocara are shed in the animals' feces, contaminating yards, playgrounds and sandboxes.
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The EPA now uses the Clean Water Act to prevent companies from contaminating drinking water.
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Because norovirus can live on surfaces, you don't want those clothes contaminating your living space.
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In other words, they might still have been under the influence, contaminating the control condition.
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Past misdeeds include contaminating groundwater, San Bruno's pipeline explosion, deceitful lobbying tactics, and tax dodging.
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Dumps form, contaminating the earth with toxic substances such as lead, mercury, arsenic, and flame retardants.
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That also has the benefit of not contaminating the product should some of the fluid escape.
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Unfortunately, this ends up contaminating their portfolios with even more equity risk and less portfolio diversification.
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Doing so will maintain worlds in their natural states and avoid contaminating explored environments, NASA says.
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The result would be more unpermitted toxic pollution contaminating our waterways and more catastrophic flooding damage.
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"The finding that fentanyl is contaminating very dissimilar drugs, such as ketamine, is concerning," said Ciccarone.
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She was also afraid of further contaminating her farm by welcoming outsiders or going out herself.
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With climate change, animals that sustain Native hunters are disappearing, and harmful algae are contaminating waters.
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During that time frame, people risk contaminating others as long as they don't wash their hands.
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Rick Snyder's (R) administration, the city's water pipes had corroded, contaminating the drinking water with lead.
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He gave some bits of it to family and friends and ended up contaminating the local area.
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A radiation cloud drifted over Europe, contaminating food sources that to this day continue to be monitored.
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For example, nations can't claim an asteroid as theirs, and they also should prevent contaminating foreign planets.
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Fracking has been a source of controversy due to concerns that the practice is contaminating surrounding groundwater.
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Somehow, contaminating other people's food and drinks as revenge is still very much a thing in 2018.
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And that means that any missions would have to go to great lengths to avoid contaminating it.
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When the manure pits overflow, they risk contaminating water supplies with bacteria like salmonella and e. coli.
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In the street supply, the nickel and dime bags, yes, there is evidence for fentanyl [contaminating] cocaine.
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Additionally, nuclear surface bursts used on hardened sites, would generate radioactive fallout contaminating Japan and possibly China.
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These weapons would emit only neutrons and gamma rays, and leave little or no contaminating residual radiation.
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Health officials in Michigan said that the man also admitted to contaminating some produce stacked in stands.
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The chemical compounds are also "contaminating water supplies and the environment across both peninsulas of Michigan," MLive.
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People will avoid the person or idea that's contaminating them, but it quickly becomes a gargantuan task.
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That's because pesticide sprayers are concerned about accidentally contaminating nearby cannabis crops, which could render them unsellable.
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Current regulations require the batteries to be recycled without contaminating the surrounding area, though some are exported.
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Imagine all the mutually contaminating civil wars and internecine conflicts that rage across the Middle East today.
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The first thing every congressman said is … Are they worried about contaminating the Earth with Martian dust?
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Investigators said she admitted to intentionally contaminating some samples to turn them from negative samples into positive samples.
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Some, like nicotine, even resist treatment, polluting waterways and potentially contaminating water used for consumption, the study notes.
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A dirty bomb is a conventional explosive device designed to release radioactive material, contaminating the area around it.
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Wastewater containing mercury finds its way into fields, streams and bays, contaminating rice, fruit and fish, studies show.
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And NASA didn't want to risk contaminating the moons or any future studies of them with Earth particles.
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All are dumped illegally, whether in forests, drains, sea, or rivers, killing flora and fauna and contaminating soil.
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Social media services and data brokers might argue that obfuscation tactics pollute the data flow, contaminating its integrity.
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According to China's National Space Administration, they will decompose and remain sealed to avoid contaminating the lunar surface.
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Some of the condensate may have burned off in the fires, sparing the sea, but contaminating the air.
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But neighbors say the situation is still unacceptable, accusing the company of contaminating ground water and breeding disease.
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Neonics also move easily through the environment, contaminating water and soil, where they are absorbed by other plants.
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"Customers' concerns regarding hydrocarbon-based lubricants contaminating food sources are an increasing requirement for 2020," a spokeswoman said.
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These weapons might well emit only neutrons and gamma rays, and leave little or no contaminating residual radiation.
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In 2015, during the first "Blob," an enormous bloom spanned the US&aposs West Coast, contaminating local shellfish.
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Officials had worried the water would overwhelm several pits where coal ash had been stored, potentially contaminating rivers.
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The court's wise decision in Hawaii recognized that campaign rhetoric matters, rightly contaminating an attempt at refugee policy overhaul.
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And that worry goes both ways: We'll want to be careful about contaminating or killing any Martian life, too.
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Flint River water was so corrosive that it was leaching away lead in older pipes and contaminating the water.
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In some cases, you could end up over-fermenting the tea or contaminating it with harmful bacteria or mold.
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"Microplastics are contaminating the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the water we drink," the report said.
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And NASA didn't want to risk contaminating the moons or any future studies of the moons with Earth particles.
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For more than a month, the scientists hacked into the ground, wearing full bodysuits to avoid contaminating the samples.
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As they were draining the water out of Super-K at the time, Malek didn't worry about contaminating it.
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Microplastics are all over the place: in our salt, contaminating our seas, and running out of our taps, too.
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In order to keep from contaminating others, she avoided public transportation and immediately sought out testing in a hospital.
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Consider West Virginia, where the Republican establishment ran ads criticizing the coal baron Don Blankenship for contaminating local water.
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Doctors need to be very careful handling an N95 mask that's going to be reused to avoid contaminating it.
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After returning to work in the command center, the employee falls ill with the coronavirus, potentially contaminating the facility.
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I pay for a Spotify family plan, which keeps my daughter's playlists from contaminating my own and vice versa.
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International treaties require that space exploration missions avoid contaminating worlds that might be habitable or have life on them.
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Hurricane Floyd in 1999 also led to lagoons contaminating North Carolina's waterways, killing fish and leading to algae blooms.
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Fear of immigration, religious bigotry and many other forms of prejudice are contaminating our cultural landscape on a daily basis.
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Numerous studies have found toxics associated with e-waste leaching from landfills, contaminating waterways, and contributing to global air pollution.
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A press release from the Washtenaw County Prosecuting Attorney's office did not specify which supermarkets Bessemer is charged with contaminating.
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Consumer advocates say increased automation in meat processing plants has contributed to more machine parts breaking off and contaminating food.
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One, called Enceladus Life Signatures and Habitability, is aimed at developing techniques to keep Earth's spacecraft from contaminating other worlds.
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"We believe that prudence is required to prevent tensions contaminating the economic and security aspects of Japan-South Korea ties."
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They did this to avoid contaminating Enceladus or Titan, another nearby moon that could also harbor life, with Earthly microbes.
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In the past, the fecal coliform was only contaminating the city side, but it's now present at the opposite bank.
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The mercury settled into the sediment at the bottom of the river, contaminating the system at least 250 kilometers downstream.
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Corrosive river water caused lead to leach from pipes, contaminating the drinking water and causing an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease.
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Evans said he wanted the gene removed to avoid the risk of an herbicide-resistant plant contaminating the wild population.
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Tests later revealed that corrosive river water caused lead to leach from Flint pipes, contaminating tap water in the city.
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Then ensuing meltdowns forced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents, while contaminating a large swath of Fukushima prefecture.
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Young mosquitoes who eat even small pieces of plastic could be contaminating other insects and mammals, according to new research.
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Raw sewage and heavy metals from nearby mining facilities have been contaminating the local water systems, according to The Guardian.
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Deadly elephant tranquilizer carfentanilis contaminating US heroin Deadly elephant tranquilizer carfentanilis contaminating US heroin The ultra-potent synthetic opioid carfentanil is continuing to spread across the United States, with the DEA now confirming the drug — which is about 219,19 times more powerful than heroin — has been found in at least 407 cases across eight states.
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The Syrian regime has accused rebels of contaminating the springs with diesel, forcing the Damascus water authority to cut the supplies.
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Imagine Bad Guys stick a bag with radioactive material on a subway train, contaminating an entire line and dozens of stations.
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The existing pipeline route risks infringing on our treaty rights, contaminating our water and the water of 17 million Americans downstream.
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Every year, some 8 million tons of plastic end up in the world's oceans, harming marine life and contaminating food supplies.
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Some folks are worried about high temperatures affecting the plastic and contaminating the water, but this H20 was strictly for emergencies.
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The FuzzBomb is turning people into wandering balls of fuzz (FuzzBodies), which are traveling by train and contaminating the whole country.
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The sannyasins, on the orders of Sheela and Rajneesh, took the poisoning one step further by contaminating restaurants in The Dalles.
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The run-off from monsoon rains turned rivers and coastal seas red, contaminating water sources and leading to a public outcry.
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And there aren't many fish in this part of the ocean, so there's little danger of contaminating Norwegian seafood, Heldal said.
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A small 2015 study found that applying eyeliner to the waterline increases the chances of tiny eyeliner particles contaminating the eye.
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As a result, raw sewage piles up on the beaches of Gaza and southern Israel, contaminating the groundwater in the process.
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The man swears to Brand he has not given up the cell, but mere contact with this irredeemable compatriot is contaminating.
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That will ensure that there is no possibility of Juno's crashing into Europa and contaminating it with microbial hitchhikers from Earth.
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Employees and visitors take a number of precautions to avoid accidentally interfering with the growth or contaminating the food-bound plants ...
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Chemicals from the foam typically used by firefighters can have health side effects, with the runoff contaminating surrounding soil and water.
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TransCanada shut part of the existing line last week after 5,000 barrels leaked from the system, contaminating land in northern South Dakota.
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To the men at the helm, our female bodies were weak, contaminating, unworthy of displaying their precious badge of achievement and grit.
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Kiernan maintains that records show that a pharmacy filled a prescription for Probenecid before completing Quinn's seizure medication, thereby contaminating Quinn's pills.
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She said the constant fear of contaminating her colleagues meant she would hold her breath when they came to check on her.
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However, the car won't be going anywhere near Mars, so there's no risk of the car contaminating the planet with Earth microbes.
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Australia's Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, announced that he would introduce increased penalties for contaminating food from 10 to 15 years jail time.
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The Houston Ship Channel's filthy water is the result of 60 years of industrial dumping, contaminating the water out into Galveston Bay.
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Better, they think, to cauterize the nomination -- let Trump have the presidential ticket, cut him off and stop the poison contaminating them.
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Loosening that restriction, officials say, would greatly increase the chances of contaminating the blood supply with H.I.V. and other sexually transmitted infections.
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The movie depicts rural people dependent for a livelihood on an industry that they believe is sickening them by contaminating their environment.
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And the Obama administration had moved to block the mining project, citing the risk of contaminating the region's vast lakes and forests.
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But the issue gained attention in 2014 when the local government of Flint, Michigan, switched water sources, contaminating the city's drinking water.
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Not to mention, "if you don't clean properly, you risk cross-contaminating to other utensils, sponges, hands, countertops, and dishes," says Crosby.
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Yet the GE American chestnut is planned for release into forests with the intention of contaminating wild trees with their engineered pollen.
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You could use methyl-tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), but we ditched that in the 1990s because it seemed to be contaminating groundwater.
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People long suspected that all this industrial activity could be contaminating the city's water, but there was no way to know for certain.
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A Florida woman was arrested Monday and accused of contaminating the ice cream of a neighboring business with her spit, urine, and snot.
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All he had to do was to stop infected people from re-contaminating water sources and get them to strain their drinking water.
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Over the longer term, high concentrations of sulfur dioxide can cause acid rain, stripping nutrients out of soil and contaminating local water supplies.
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Sigel points out that the biggest issue when it comes to exposure is breathing in the poison gas, contaminating food and swallowing it.
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The agency and the FDA are still investigating why and how a dangerous strand of E. coli wound up contaminating lettuce in Yuma.
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Obama officials feared providing fuel to such claims, playing into Russia's efforts to discredit the outcome and potentially contaminating the expected Clinton triumph.
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In 2006, a case against a woman accused of contaminating salads at Sizzler restaurants with rat poison was deemed mentally unfit for trial.
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Emergency responders and volunteers are racing to uncover those bodies before they decompose, potentially contaminating water sources and leading to outbreaks of disease.
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If Cassini doesn't crash into Saturn, it runs the risk of potentially contaminating one of Saturn's moons with debris and microbes from Earth.
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Opinion Constant fires of e-waste and trash are sickening residents and contaminating fields where sheep once grazed in the southern West Bank.
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If waste is left on the ground, these bacteria can infect people and animals by direct transfer or by contaminating the water supply.
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The presence of this type of bacteria is a warning sign that E. coli or other disease-causing organisms may be contaminating the water.
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Unlike the Cassini spacecraft, which burned up in Saturn's atmosphere in September, Dawn will remain in orbit around Ceres, to avoid contaminating its surface.
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This is so that we remove the possibility of remnants of the bauxite stockpile contaminating the river and sea in the event of rain.
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We don't want to just deliver our Earth microbes to other planets, possibly contaminating them and harming whatever other life might be there already.
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It would forbid federal agencies from requiring corporate polluters to undertake remediation projects as part of their punishment for contaminating our air or water.
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When it rains heavily here, thick mud rolls down from mine sites in the mountains, contaminating farmlands and streams below with nickel laterite ore.
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The Environmental Integrity Project, which reviewed monitoring data from the ponds, found that 91 percent of U.S. coal-fired power plants were contaminating groundwater.
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Environmental groups are accusing a Pennsylvania power plant of contaminating the Susquehanna River with toxic waste, and threatening to sue, the Baltimore Sun reports.
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According to the United Nations' Outer Space Treaty, which was ratified in 1967, organizations sending spacecraft to other worlds must avoid contaminating the area.
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Some have argued that the talc mineral itself caused their cancer, while more recently, the claim emerged that it was asbestos contaminating the talc.
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On Wednesday night, the Hanover Township Police Department released a statement confirming that Margaret Cirko had been arrested for intentionally contaminating the grocery items.
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Like in the United States, feed trucks deliver meal over a fence to stop vehicles from contaminating the site with disease from other farms.
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Then, Mr. Dar said, the soldiers ransacked his house and dumped his supply of rice, flour and kerosene into a water tank, contaminating it.
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Then, Mr. Dar said, the soldiers ransacked his house and dumped his supply of rice, flour and kerosene into a water tank, contaminating it.
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Sanders pointed to the risks associated with the radioactive waste nuclear energy leaves behind, which has a particularly sordid history contaminating Native American lands.
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But because these pesticides are used to coat the seeds of crops, much of it leaches onto the soil, contaminating nearby wildflowers and other crops.
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And platelets are the most likely blood product to cause an infection; they are stored at room temperature, allowing any potential contaminating pathogens to proliferate.
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Pollutants, including pentacholorphenol, benzene naphthalene, toluene, and phenol, have migrated from the ponds, contaminating the shallow ground water beneath the site and the Laramie River.
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The disease is spread by faeces in sewage contaminating water or food, and it can kill because patients quickly lose fluids through vomiting and diarrhea.
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When scientists then run PCR reactions, they may make millions of copies of the contaminating DNA along with the genetic material they want to study.
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But Rittmann said it's probably smarter to fly through the plumes, rather than actually landing on the moon and contaminating Enceladus with our own microbes.
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By now it's well documented that those tiny plastic microbeads used in face scrubs and toothpastes are contaminating lakes and oceans at an alarming rate.
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Keeping it going risked potentially contaminating one of Saturn's moons — like Enceladus, an ice world that has some ingredients for life — with microbes from Earth.
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That smoke plume could have easily transported plutonium particles, contaminating a large swath of the Southwest, exposing millions of people to increased risk of cancer.
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The rules will also compel metallurgical miners to set up specialist storage sites for tailings to prevent them from contaminating local land and water supplies.
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They have wanted to avoid a repeat of Hurricane Floyd, which overwhelmed hog farms and pits in 1999, contaminating waterways with animal carcasses and waste.
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Cholera is spread by faeces in sewage contaminating water or food, and outbreaks can develop quickly in a humanitarian crisis where sanitation systems are disrupted.
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The disease is spread by faeces in sewage contaminating water or food, and it can kill because patients quickly lose fluids through vomiting and diarrhoea.
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To locate it in the ugly stream of political extremism in American history is an egregious case of the false equivalence contaminating our political discourse.
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If Cassini doesn't plunge into Saturn's atmosphere, it runs the risk of potentially contaminating one of the planet's moons with debris and microbes from Earth.
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London (CNN)Flying insects are contaminating new environments by eating microplastics in polluted waters and carrying them through the air, a new study has found.
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One step in a multistep cleaning process was missed by a technician, possibly contaminating the surgical equipment, said Liz Fisher, marketing specialist for Goshen Health.
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During Tezcatlipoca Memoirs, he recalls two anecdotes in which museums had expressed concerns over adobe dust contaminating the air vents that housed the institutions' collections.
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People who come in contact with livestock should wash their hands thoroughly and remove any shoes or clothing to avoid contaminating other environments, like their homes.
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If the spacecraft doesn't plunge into Saturn's atmosphere, it runs the risk of potentially contaminating one of the planet's moons with debris and microbes from Earth.
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Some require certification from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and extra care must be taken to keep shelves clean and prevent pests from contaminating food.
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Also that year, Khoi attended a public protest after toxic industrial waste was released from a steel plant called Formosa Plastic contaminating waters and killing fish.
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The meltdown of the three reactors released radiation over a wide area, contaminating water, food and air, and forcing more than 160,000 people to be evacuated.
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Critics argue in particular that "contaminating" other planets with terrestrial life in this way risks altering, or even destroying, any life that has arisen there independently.
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The many acronyms and abbreviations used online and in messaging have alarmed parents who can't interpret them and educators who think they are contaminating standard English.
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There might be a case for avoiding contaminating the American flag with the emblem of an odious regime if it is done for purely gratuitous reasons.
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In 20123, a dike at a Tennessee Valley Authority power plant gave way, releasing more than a million tons of coal ash, and contaminating two rivers.
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According to Mangan, the facility and waste disposal practices that come with this work end up contaminating soil, air, surface water and groundwater with hazardous chemicals.
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The Poseidon radiological torpedo, meant to travel thousands of miles before contaminating a huge swathe of ocean and coast, likewise also "sounds insane," Lewis told me.
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The University of Washington set up a drive-through system so that certain people can be tested without contaminating a clinic; South Korea did the same.
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While chemical fertilizers can help increase food production, they can have the dangerous side effect of contaminating groundwater through nitrates that pass passed through the soil.
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In 2011, a magnitude nine earthquake north of Tokyo triggered a devastating tsunami and nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, contaminating water, food and air for miles around.
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As you can imagine, the people who live here are very concerned about pollution — this site was fined $275,000 for contaminating the Athabasca River in 2011.
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If you're putting these cups in with your recycling, they are likely contaminating the rest of the materials, said Jim Ace, a senior campaigner at Stand.
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In one city, about 3 tonnes of gasoline and diesel leaked from a petrol station on Monday, contaminating floodwater that flowed into a river, it said.
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To get rid of the contaminating, non-recyclable items, recyclers have to separate the garbage out themselves and ship it off to landfills at a cost.
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The aim is to avoid contaminating the blood supply with the virus, said to AABB, the group that represents most blood donation groups in the United States.
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Some local businesses, politicians and environmental groups fear the 64-year-old underwater pipeline crossing the Straits is at risk of leaking and contaminating the Great Lakes.
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But heavy rainfall, a result of climate change, has become a particular trend in the Midwest, causing problems for farmers, damaging homes and buildings, and contaminating groundwater.
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If Mr Trump wants to govern without being dogged by second-guessing about how his businesses are contaminating his policies, it is in his own interests, too.
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He said Rauda's face is being obscured from the public to avoid contaminating possible identification by witnesses in the various crimes to which he may be linked.
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Our planet's microbes are resilient; many can survive the harsh trip through space, and NASA doesn't want to risk contaminating Mars with some big, bad Earth bug.
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But by creating those drops with tightly focused ultrasound rather than suction it does so in much smaller amounts, much more accurately and with no contaminating contact.
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Dookhan worked testing drug samples submitted by law enforcement agencies from 153 until 2012, when investigators accused her of contaminating drug samples, falsifying results, and mishandling evidence.
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Russian deputy prime minister Kozak, who is in charge of government energy policy, said this week that those found responsible for contaminating the oil could be fined.
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Juno is expected to orbit until February 2018, when it will boldly self-immolate in the Jovian atmosphere to avoid contaminating Jupiter's moons, which may host life.
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But it's important to note their frantic plots are propelled by the increasingly improbable lies characters perpetrate in the name of adultery, forever contaminating their closest relationships.
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The environmental advocacy group said neonicotinoid products have already been linked to the declining bee population and are now contaminating wetlands and bodies water, endangering aquatic ecosystems.
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What I really like is how the Dyson Pure Cool breaks down exactly what might be contaminating your air and how far it is from the ideal.
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Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine said her low-lying Pacific island state was struggling fiercer storms and increasing seawater flooding that is contaminating fresh water with salt.
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"It is OK to touch these things as long as you then wash or sanitize your hands before contaminating your face, touching or handling food," Dawood said.
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Aside from the harm she may cause the bird, couldn't a pigeon endanger the health of other tenants by, say, contaminating the water supply or spreading disease?
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The Dutch police arrested two men who ran the delousing company, Chickfriend, which the authorities believe is responsible for contaminating up to 180 farms in the Netherlands.
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The chemicals at issue in the HHS study have long been used in products like Teflon and firefighting foam, and are contaminating water systems around the country.
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The sinking will likely expel the remaining condensate and the tanker's bunker fuel, or the heavy fuel oil that powers a ship's engines, contaminating the surrounding waters.
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And when the Nigerian military raids illegal oil operations, they slash containers, releasing oil into waterways, contaminating what the main source of fishing, agriculture, and drinking water.
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But the massive dairy industry has an environmental impact to match: The country's 6.6 million cows are contaminating the iconic landscapes that the tourism industry depends on.
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Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine said her low-lying Pacific island state was struggling with fiercer storms and increasing seawater flooding that is contaminating fresh water with salt.
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"Drug trafficking is contaminating our population," said Torres, who is running for the UNE, the same party that propelled her ex-husband Alvaro Colom to power in 2007.
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Photo: NASA, Joshua Brown, University of VermontWe tend to associate industrial pollution with the modern era, but human civilizations have been contaminating the planet for thousands of years.
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Wash your hands when handling raw eggs and avoid cross-contaminating your kitchen and other foods by cleaning counter tops, utensils, dishes, and cutting boards when preparing eggs.
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"This way, we also can treat the organic waste that today is pouring into our rivers, into our wells, into our seas, contaminating all our environment," he added.
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For decades Mexico's government has worked to prevent disputes in one field, such as trade, from contaminating other areas of co-operation, such as security and intelligence-sharing.
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In 1996, a tunnel leak at the Canadian-owned Marcopper Mining Corp's copper mine in Marinduque dumped 1.5 million cubic metres of tailings into surrounding waters, contaminating rivers.
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"This way, we also can treat the organic waste that today is pouring into our rivers, into our wells, into our seas, contaminating all our environment," Teller said.
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Nearly two decades ago, Erin Brockovich rose to fame by nearly singlehandedly exposing how a multi-billion dollar power company had been contaminating the groundwater in Hinkley, California.
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"We were really concerned about contaminating the samples with our own bacteria," said Caye Johnson, a now-retired biologist from Ames who worked with the Apollo lunar samples.
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The tsunami crippled the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, where meltdowns in three reactors spewed radiation over a wide area of the countryside, contaminating water, food and air.
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The Interior Department took years to craft the stream rule, hoping to prevent coal-mining waste from contaminating water sources in areas near mountain-top removal mining sites.
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Endosulfan can be carried over large distances by wind and water, says Brazil's Environment Ministry, contaminating the environment and the food chain by passing through plants and animals.
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Fact is, the LAPD made lots of mistakes in the case ... contaminating evidence, completely blowing a golden opportunity during the police interview with The Juice, among other things.
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A magnitude 9 quake in March 2011 north of Tokyo touched off a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdowns at Fukushima, contaminating water, food and air for miles around.
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The local environment has been devastated, according to the plaintiffs, with marine life killed by water discharges from the plant's cooling system and coal dust contaminating the air.
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In 2014, the capital city made national news when 10,000 gallons of MCHM, a coal-cleaning chemical, leaked into the Elk River, contaminating drinking water for 300,000 people.
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"This is a dispersive use that is harming the health of firefighters directly and also contaminating the drinking water of millions of people around the world," she said.
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An FBI agent has brought up an interesting question about the nature of digital evidence: Does decrypting encrypted data "fundamentally alter" it, therefore contaminating it as forensic evidence?
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The backdrop: Blankenship, a former coal magnate, was firing back after an attack ad from a super PAC linked to McConnell criticized him for contaminating local drinking water.
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Trump Rules WASHINGTON — For years, the Environmental Protection Agency has struggled to prevent an ingredient once used in stain-resistant carpets and nonstick pans from contaminating drinking water.
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Since his ascendancy to power in 2012, President Xi Jinping has made no secret of his goal to purge the Western influences that he believes are contaminating China.
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On the landowner's order, Bibi fetched drinking water for her co-workers, but three Muslim women among them accused her of contaminating the water by touching the bowl.
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The reason these macrophages are filled with fat could be related to vitamin E acetate, a fat-soluble nutrient that has been found contaminating some illicit vape products.
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As in other large coastal cities, rain can bring sewage or storm runoff to our beaches, contaminating them with water that may cause vomiting, diarrhea, nausea and infections.
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I have toured towns where failing water treatment systems spray partially treated sewage into municipal pastures, contaminating family farms, private properties, and waterways accessible to thousands of Alabamians.
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Marshall Billingslea, assistant secretary for terrorist financing at the Treasury Department, also accused the government of President Nicolas Maduro of contaminating Venezuelan water supplies at gold mining sites.
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Another option was to put Cassini into a distant orbit around Saturn, so the vehicle wouldn't encounter Titan and Enceladus for 500 years, avoiding the risk of contaminating them.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak, in charge of govermment energy policy, said this week that those found guilty of contaminating oil in the Druzhba pipeline could be fined.
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Stephen R. Quake, a biologist at Stanford University, and his colleagues have shrunk down the equipment they use, so that there is less room for contaminating cells to invade.
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The flooding from Florence has also caused 21 hog "lagoons," which store manure from pig farms, to overflow in North Carolina, possibly contaminating standing water, according to state officials.
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A 50-year-old woman will face court on Monday after police charged her with contaminating strawberries with needles, an episode that spurred one of Australia's biggest food scares.
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Last month for instance, reports of China intentionally contaminating chili seeds went viral, as well as others that claimed millions of Chinese workers had entered Indonesia to replace locals.
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The ocean sediments are geologically stable, there's no risk of CO2 contaminating nearby groundwater supplies as it could on land, and there are few worried neighbors to file lawsuits.
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Furthermore, some types of coal need to be washed to remove excess oil and slurry, contaminating surface and ground water and making it unusable for any other purpose afterward.
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"We're able to take what would ordinarily end up in landfill or potentially contaminating our environment and we're actually able to make use of them," Billing told the outlet.
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Then, when the floods came, cholera was carried down by the water itself, which swept up fecal matter dumped on the hillsides, contaminating the river and other drinking supplies.
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Nor did law enforcement data show fentanyl contaminating cocaine outside of the low-end street drug market, where cocaine, including crack, and fentanyl-heroin are more often used together.
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All it takes is one food handler along the line who harbors a noxious organism and fails to take needed precautions against contaminating the food being prepared and served.
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Heavy rains and floodings, which seem to be intensifying because of climate change, overwhelm weak sewer systems, forcing sewage to back up in people's homes, and contaminating drinking water.
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Another bigger eruption could potentially send ash -- which carries microscopic shards of glass -- 2000 kilometers (226 miles) away or more, contaminating the air and water supplies in distant locations.
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In particular, planetary scientists wanted to ensure that there was zero chance of the spacecraft crashing into and contaminating Enceladus or Titan, which could also be hospitable for life.
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Although the air has no signs of asbestos, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said carcinogen-tainted debris could have been thrown stories high, contaminating air conditioners and buildings.
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Scientists planned the crash to ensure that Cassini wouldn't one day run out of fuel and hit one of Saturn's potentially habitable moons (thereby contaminating it with Earthly bacteria).
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Jamali tours the reservation with environmental activist and tribal leader Mekasi Camp-Horinek, who's convinced it's not a coincidence big oil has been contaminating Ponca territory—but environmental racism.
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Suspecting someone may be contaminating the patient's IV lines, hospital staff began monitoring the teenager's room with video surveillance, and observed the mother injecting a substance into his central line.
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That dam break spilled five times the mining waste into a more remote region, burying a small village and contaminating a major river in Brazil's worst environmental disaster on record.
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The state revealed in 2015 that due to a switch in Flint's water source meant to save money, the city's water pipes had corroded, contaminating the drinking water with lead.
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In the late nineteen-eighties, cargo ships, travelling from the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea, had dumped their ballast water into the Great Lakes, contaminating them with foreign organisms.
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Those involved said it was not an effort to destroy the camp, which sits on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land, but a move to prevent waste contaminating water sources.
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The mission is short-lived by design: NASA wants to avoid contaminating Europa at all costs, and that means not leaving any spent probes kicking about the ice moon's backyard.
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Higher castes previously avoided all relations with Dalits, even requiring them to wear a pot under their chins to prevent their spit from falling to the ground and contaminating it.
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People wearing the mask also must take special steps when removing the mask to ensure that they are not contaminating themselves with the viral particles that the mask filtered out.
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Oh, and his company settled a lawsuit that accused it of contaminating West Virginians' drinking water even as he installed a pristine private supply of water for his own home.
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At 27, he joined a monastery in the northern province of Soria, but was ordered to leave eight years later, after he caught tuberculosis and risked contaminating the other monks.
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Suspecting someone may be contaminating the patient's IV lines, hospital staff began monitoring the teenager's room with video surveillance, and spotted the mother injecting a substance into his central line.
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Plastic pollution is devastating the oceans by poisoning animals and contaminating marine environments, but scientists think that the seas may also have a solution to the problem—the tentacles of squid.
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And Howard seems like a potentially dangerous crank: He carries a gun and a knife, is prone to violent outbursts, and speculates that Martians might be responsible for contaminating the atmosphere.
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The report also raises concerns that wash-off of existing isotopes into the ocean would be exacerbated by rising sea levels and risked contaminating the island's lagoon and the surrounding ocean.
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He explains that during the weekend rush, "proper refrigeration is almost nonexistent," as cooks are constantly opening the refrigerator and potentially contaminating the fish with other meats in the frantic process.
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Now, their appeal to the FDA demands a new rule to keep the chemical out of products that are washed down the drain and end up contaminating the nation's water supply.
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The researchers managed to keep out contaminating microbes by disinfecting the eggs, starving the tardigrades, and treating them with antibiotics — a regimen only the hardy water bears were likely to withstand.
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Manufacturers of both animal and human food are now required to implement preventive controls to minimize the risk of contaminating food when it's manufactured, processed, packed or held by a facility.
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As a new mother, she became hyper-aware of all the products that came in contact with her baby, from microplastics contaminating water supplies to chemical-laden air pollutants like VOCs.
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So far, the Thai police have suspended the operations of five illegal e-waste processing facilities and found evidence of dozens of smaller high-polluting operations that risk contaminating the countryside.
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We're told in early December, she came down with something leaving her feeling weak and frail -- which turned out to be a kidney infection that spread and began contaminating her blood.
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If it erupts again, the ash -- which carries microscopic shards of glass -- could potentially be carried 100 kilometers (62 miles) or more, contaminating the air and water supplies in distant locations.
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Last month the Essex County Executive announced that the Essex County Improvement Authority will lend $120 million to the city of Newark to replace pipes that are contaminating water with lead.
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Adding more affordable housing options to the estate — still beyond the reach of all but the wealthiest South Africans — has helped broadened access without "contaminating" prices, said Mr. van der Venter.
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It was later revealed that the corrosive nature of the Flint River water had leached lead out of Flint's aging pipes, contaminating the water by the time it flowed into resident's homes.
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Experts worry the sinking of the Sanchi will likely expel the remaining condensate and the tanker's bunker fuel, or the heavy fuel oil that powers a ship's engines, contaminating the surrounding waters.
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A proposed class action lawsuit against paint manufacturer Sherwin-Williams is accusing the company of contaminating the water in a New Jersey community for decades, causing a "cancer cluster" within the town.
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The defendants were initially suspected of contaminating the water in Lake Badovc, which supplies half of Pristina with drinking water, but those charges were dropped after authorities found the water was clean.
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The authorities said the man was suspected of contaminating food in several Ann Arbor grocery stores, including a Whole Foods Market, a Meijer and a Plum Market, over the last two weeks.
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NASA chose the ringed planet as Cassini's final resting place because the space agency doesn't want to risk contaminating a potentially habitable world with hardy microbes that may be aboard the craft.
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So the state appealed Judge Pratt's ruling, and on Wednesday was back in court to argue that the anti-refugee order was similar to quarantining the contagiously ill from contaminating Indiana's residents.
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In what may have been an ironic use of creaky verbiage from post-structuralist critique, a statement about the project explained the artist's aim of "contaminating unexpected and unusual places" with art.
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Large-scale factory-farm operations (also known as confined animal feed operations) produce enormous quantities of manure which is stored in lagoons and spread on fields, contaminating the land, water, and air.
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Pentagon Pushes for Weaker Standards on Chemicals Contaminating Drinking Water: The Defense Department is pitted against the E.P.A. in a dispute over how aggressively to clean up contaminated sites, including military bases.
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The loss of the lake's moderating presence prompted hotter summers and colder winters, and dust from the exposed lakebed carries high concentrations of salt and agricultural chemicals, contaminating the air and nearby soil.
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The flooding from Florence has also caused 21 hog "lagoons," which store manure from pig farms, to overflow in North Carolina, possibly contaminating standing water, according to the state's Department of Environmental Quality.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Tiny bits of plastic are contaminating mussels from the European Arctic to China in a sign of the global spread of ocean pollution that can end up on people's dinner plates.
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Someone poisoned 10 police officers by contaminating their food at the post in the Chinartu district of Uruzgan province and then shot them dead Monday night, provincial government spokesman Dost Mohammad Nayab said.
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But there's also a lot that can feel confusing about what can – and can't – be recycled, and getting it wrong can result in contaminating a whole batch and sending it to a landfill.
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China's state-run CCTV last week reported that the refinery, which has annual capacity of 2.8 million tonnes, had been dumping red mud in Xiaoyi city, contaminating the local river system and crops.
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Human activities, such as mining and manufacturing, waste from livestock, industry and urban sprawls, and pesticides and fertilisers are the main pollutants contaminating some 5 million locations globally, said environmental scientist Ravi Naidu.
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Mueller has a carefully cultivated public image—an incorruptible public servant, a boy scout, the law man's law man—and works diligently to avoid contaminating it with any of the grubbiness of politics.
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SYDNEY, Nov 13 (Reuters) - A 50-year-old woman will face court on Monday after police charged her with contaminating strawberries with needles, an episode that spurred one of Australia's biggest food scares.
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Instead, they said the bodies of those confirmed to have coronavirus at the time of death are being treated with calcium oxide, to prevent them from contaminating the soil once buried in cemeteries.
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It was not clear what was in the concoctions; in the past, the authorities have blamed high levels of methanol — a simple alcohol used as an antifreeze and for biofuels — for contaminating drinks.
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All the experts Business Insider spoke to said to use hand sanitizer immediately after getting in your car to avoid contaminating it with germs you might have picked up when out and about.
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"If you imagine walking around outside under a blue sky, that blueness is, in some sense, color-contaminating everything you see," explained Bevil Conway, an expert on visual perception from the National Eye Institute.
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She's helped the agency's deregulatory push, helping rewrite over a dozen rules, including one that tried to prevent an industrial chemical linked to kidney cancer, birth defects, and immune disorders from contaminating drinking water.
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Schuette said the five officials (plus another facing other charges), failed to notify the public or take action after a move to save the bankrupt city money ended up contaminating Flint's local water supply.
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The Logans even conduct some important business at a county fair, and endure a chemical leak contaminating the local water supply with the forbearance of people well-accustomed to being stepped on by corporations.
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Rather than raising the cost of contaminating vast swaths of American lands, the state and federal governments have spent their time re-codifying and weaponizing the legal system against citizens opposing further pipeline construction.
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The chemical, called chromium-6 or hexavalent chromium, was featured in the movie Erin Brockovich, in which Julia Roberts plays an activist leading a lawsuit against Pacific Gas & Electric for contaminating water with it.
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Burger King was sued on Monday by a vegan customer who accused the fast-food chain of contaminating its meatless "Impossible" Whoppers by cooking them on the same grills as its traditional meat burgers.
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A nuclear reactor at Chernobyl exploded in 1986, spewing tons of radioactive material into the air, and contaminating an area of thousands of miles around the reactor, spanning parts of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus.
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Tokyo knows from the experience of Fukushima that as the nationwide blackout becomes protracted, within days Japan's nuclear reactors will exhaust their emergency power supplies and begin exploding, contaminating the home islands with radioactivity.
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Surgical masks (the "blue ones") are not designed to filter the air you breathe -- they are designed to catch droplets of the person wearing it, primarily to keep surgeons from contaminating a surgical site.
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One of the Covid-19 deaths in Kirkland was of someone who had been transferred, while asymptomatic, from Life Care Center of Kirkland to a nearby adult family home, possibly contaminating a new facility.
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Keeping it going risked potentially contaminating one of Saturn's moons — like Enceladus, an ice world that has some ingredients for life, or Titan, a dynamic moon where it rains methane — with microbes from Earth.
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Twice a day, before I walk the dogs, I wash up, pull on medical gloves, try not to touch anything, and descend five flights of stairs onto the street—to avoid contaminating the elevator.
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It is a nation in which people will wear green on St. Patrick's Day without thinking much about the periods during which the Irish were accused of contaminating the nation with their foreign habits.
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Restaurant Brands International's Burger King (QSR) is being sued by a vegan customer who accused the chain of contaminating its meatless "Impossible" Whoppers by cooking them on the same grills as traditional meat burgers.
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Colds and flus, on the other hand, are usually transmitted through the respiratory route and not through ingestion — so it's more likely that you'd get someone sick by contaminating surfaces like countertops, plates, doorknobs, etc.
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Yadav had said his supplements and water had been sabotaged and lodged a police complaint against a junior wrestler accusing him of contaminating his food at the Sports Authority of India training center in Sonepat.
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According to environmental groups that track the problem, power plants discharge more than 1 billion pounds of pollutants every year into 4,000 miles of rivers, contaminating the drinking water and fisheries of 2.7 million people.
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But largely unregulated miners failed to secure stockpiles of bauxite and run-off from monsoon rains turned rivers and coastal seas red, contaminating water sources and leading to the mining ban in January last year.
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It found that plastic waste imports into Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam jumped from mid-2017 to early 2018, leading to illegal operations dumping and open-burning, contaminating water supplies, killing crops and causing respiratory illnesses.
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" Bevil Conway of the National Eye Institute put it most clearly when he said, "If you imagine walking around outside under a blue sky, that blueness is, in some sense, color-contaminating everything you see.
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The untreated waste ends up in bodies of water like the Yamuna river, which supplies the city with 330 million gallons of water per day, according to the Delhi water board, contaminating the water supply.
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State-run Chinese media reported earlier on Monday that Guangxi Rare Earth, a unit of Chinalco Rare Earth & Metals Co Ltd that is pursuing an initial public offering in Shanghai, had been contaminating water sources.
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This week Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. (D) announced a $120 million loan to the city to speed up replacement of 18,000 lead service lines responsible for contaminating the water, according to the publication.
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A comprehensive legislative solution that will be introduced in Congress will address these crises—as well as provide relief for communities affected by dangerous chemicals contaminating our water supply as regulators turn a blind eye.
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More than a million gallons leaked from a pipeline into the Kalamazoo River in Michigan in 2010, and 50,000 gallons of oil gushed into the Yellowstone River in Montana in 2015, contaminating drinking water there.
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Pilots complain that because of imperfect seals and the way the system is designed, chemicals from engine oil or hydraulic fluid sometimes seep into the air conditioning system, contaminating the air and affecting crew health.
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"Your chances of contaminating it in your kitchen" — with contaminants that may already be on your kitchen countertop, hands or elsewhere — "are actually higher than if you didn't wash the salad greens," notes Dr. Gieraltowski.
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Two water districts in Long Island, New York have sued 3M Co, E.I. DuPont De Nemours and Co. and the Chemours Co, accusing the chemical makers of contaminating their drinking water supplies with toxic substances.
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When mixed with warm water and prescription medication in a pill bottle, DisposeRX creates a solid that can then be thrown out safely in the trash, without the risk of contaminating groundwater, its maker says.
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Made of stained, delicately patterned pieces of medium-density fiberboard or wood inventively slotted together, these works brilliantly extend the tensile clarity of Minimalist structure while contaminating it with resonances of figures, garments and buildings.
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She told me that while there she pulled over 300 dead bodies out of a river that were contaminating the local drinking water; she was involved in firefights; she held a friend while he died.
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The meltdown of the nuclear power plant in northern Ukraine thrust a huge amount of radioactive particles into the Earth's atmosphere, contaminating much of the surrounding area, with neighboring Belarus taking 70 percent of the fallout.
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"We hope the oil companies will stop contaminating the Patagonian ecosystem with toxic waste and will close this dump that violates provincial and national laws," said Leonel Mingo, a member of Greenpeace's Climate and Energy program.
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The Lisama 158 well, which was in the process of being shut down because of low production, leaked crude into a ravine over a three-week period, contaminating the water and affecting animal and plant life.
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The measure also provides $220 million in direct emergency assistance to address drinking water crises in communities such as Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the city's pipes, contaminating the water supply with lead.
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With the spacecraft running low on fuel, NASA crashed it into Saturn to avoid any chance of it someday colliding with and contaminating Titan, Enceladus or another moon that has the potential for indigenous microbial life.
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To add insult to injury, contaminating this funding package undermines the patriotic ideals Senator McCain has fought to uphold and saddles Congress with an impossible choice between protections for clean drinking water and our national security.
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The measure provides $85033 million in direct emergency assistance to address drinking water crises in stricken communities such as Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the city's pipes, contaminating the water supply with lead.
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Some of the experts we spoke to said protocols currently in place to prevent us from contaminating another planet are likely working to the best of our knowledge, and we shouldn't just give up so easily.
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He added that while fire would be hot enough to destroy viruses, an explosion could risk spreading the virus and there would be a danger of infecting those in the room or contaminating the immediate area.
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Though you might take the precaution to disinfect the area right around your sink, Quinlan told me the droplets can fly as far as three feet away, contaminating surfaces you might not think to wipe down.
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By washing raw chicken in the sink, the CDC explains, it's possible that germs from the uncooked chicken could end up spreading all over the kitchen — contaminating the sink, other surfaces, utensils or dishes with these bacteria.
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"It is believed that the cause of the outbreak was a combination of environmental conditions and weather contaminating the surface of the fruit, with low levels of the bacteria persisting after the washing process," the WHO said.
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The other was that it would remove the risk that the probe might, in the distant future, collide with one of Saturn's moons, potentially contaminating it with hardy microbes that might have survived the journey from Earth.
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The freestyle wrestler had claimed his supplements and water had been sabotaged and lodged a police complaint against a junior wrestler, accusing him of contaminating his food at the Sports Authority of India training center in Sonepat.
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If you're rubbing used tampons onto your college roommate's backpack, contaminating her eating utensils, spitting into and poisoning her lotions, and abusing her toothbrush, you're a terrible person, but also, don't post about it on social media.
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The state revealed in 2015 that due to a switch in Flint's water source meant to save money, the city's water pipes had corroded, contaminating the drinking water with lead and sparking a massive public health crisis.
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One customer can use a ladle to scoop out one serving of food and then use the same ladle to scoop out a serving of a different food, thus contaminating a whole batch of food for others.
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That is to ensure that there would be no possibility of Juno's crashing into Europa, regarded as one of the likelier places for life elsewhere in the solar system, and contaminating it with microbial hitchhikers from Earth.
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A dozen investigators, most in FBI jackets and all wearing blue booties to avoid contaminating the scene, documented evidence at the site where gunfire rained down and country music gave way to screams of pain and terror.
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The Pentagon has used PFAS-related chemicals extensively as a firefighting tool, and it has confirmed the release or the possible release of the chemicals at 401 locations nationwide, in some cases contaminating known drinking water supplies.
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But it has attracted attention for not being vegan-friendly, because it too is cooked on grills where meat is also handled — a November lawsuit from a vegan customer accused Burger King of contaminating its meatless burgers.
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And then there is the 50-mile trench to be dug on the floor of Lake Nicaragua, the largest body of fresh water in Central America — which many fear could end up contaminating, even killing, the lake.
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Although each company agreed to forgo the use of the lower part of their allocated spectrum in order to avoid contaminating the protected band, SpaceX moved more quickly to make changes and sign the final operating agreement.
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Food safety authorities recently warned that Dar es Salaam residents who eat vegetables grown in the urban gardens may be exposed to health risks caused by the waste matter and industrial spills contaminating the farms' water supply.
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For example, resistant germs can lurk in the gut of an animal when it is killed, contaminating meat and other products, or animal waste containing resistant germs can be used as fertilizer or for irrigation on produce.
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The Grand Finale orbits weren't part of Cassini's initial plan, Spilker explained, and were done instead of crashing the probe into one of Saturn's moons (scientists wanted to avoid potentially contaminating a moon with life forms from Earth).
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When two rockets crash-landed during test launches at a remote spaceport on Alaska's Kodiak Island in 2018, the unspent fuel on board bled into the ground at the launch site, contaminating more than 230 tons of soil.
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At the Tyson plant in Emporia, Kansas, wild rumors began to spread—that the Somalis were carrying tuberculosis and contaminating the meat, that a group of Somali men had raped a female co-worker in an equipment closet.
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"The 2628 rule being replaced today documented that coal fired power plants discharge over 28500 billion pounds of pollutants every year into 6900,2628 miles of rivers, contaminating the drinking water and fisheries of 28503 million people," she said.
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"The 28503 rule being replaced today documented that coal fired power plants discharge over 22019 billion pounds of pollutants every year into 4,000 miles of rivers, contaminating the drinking water and fisheries of 2.7 million people," she said.
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"The C.I.A. plan was to dust the inside of the suit with a fungus producing Madura foot, a disabling and chronic skin disease, and also contaminating the suit with tuberculosis bacilli in the breathing apparatus," the document states.
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But she also learned that many of us are unintentionally contaminating the stream of recyclable goods by tossing the wrong items into the recycling bin and assuming they'll be taken care of — a phenomenon sometimes called aspirational recycling.
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MIAMI — Oil is contaminating a section of coastline in the Bahamas, leaving blackened slicks along the coast and in the water days after a Norwegian company reported that Hurricane Dorian had blown the tops off oil storage tanks.
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The Chicago River was once so full of sewage that in the late 22000th century Illinois built a series of canals to actually reverse its flow away from Lake Michigan, to prevent it from contaminating the city's water supply.
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The Chicago River was once so full of sewage that in the late 280th century Illinois built a series of canals to actually reverse its flow away from Lake Michigan, to prevent it from contaminating the city's water supply.
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Thousands of Turks and opposition lawmakers protested on Monday in the Canakkale province against expected pollution from the mine, saying Alamos had cut down more trees than it had declared and would use cyanide, contaminating water in the region.
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Last year, Shagang, China's largest privately-owned steel producer, was found to have dumped millions of tonnes of untreated waste, including slag from steel production, in landfills near the banks of the Yangtze river, contaminating nearby soil and water.
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Dow Chemical Co and Shell Oil Co have been hit with a lawsuit by the city of Arcadia, California accusing the companies of contaminating the city's drinking water with a toxic chemical found in pesticides the companies once made.
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A nationwide study conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey in 1999 and 2000 found low levels of pharmaceuticals – including antibiotics, hormones, contraceptives and steroids – in 80 percent of the rivers and streams sampled, contaminating 40 million Americans' drinking water.
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If lead is contaminating the drinking water in communities outside of Flint, we might not be catching kids with lead poisoning from the water because our current targeted lead screening protocols do not consider water to be a risk.
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But as the use of PCBs skyrocketed nationwide in products as varied as paints, pesticides and even carbonless copy paper, evidence mounted that they were contaminating the environment and potentially causing health problems including cancer and immune-system complications.
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The moratorium was put in place in January 2016, after run-off from unsecured stockpiles of the mineral, dug up by largely unregulated miners, turned rivers and coastal seas red in the eastern state of Pahang, contaminating water sources.
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South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries warned on Wednesday the tanker could burn for up to one month, potentially expelling the tanker's bunker fuel, or the heavy fuel oil that powers a ship's engines and contaminating the waters.
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The job, which is offering a salary of between $124,406 and $187,000 per year, involves preventing alien microbes from contaminating the Earth, as well as ensuring human space explorers do not damage other planets, moons and objects in space.
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Tofu makers in the village, Tropodo, who have long burned waste plastic to fuel their kitchen boilers, have seen sales plummet in recent weeks over fears that dioxin, a toxic chemical, produced from the fires is contaminating their tofu.
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Even during the sin-eating ritual they were barely tolerated: when the sin eater's meal was complete, mourners kicked, punched, and otherwise abused him right out the door to keep the vulgar contents of his belly from contaminating the house.
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Photo: Alison CriscitielloShould the researchers do this, they'll have to avoid contaminating the water—a challenge that's not lost on Rutishauser, who says drilling and accessing the subglacial lakes will have to be done in a sterile environment using sterile equipment.
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Tales of "trout dying in the mountain streams and the area's prized pine mushrooms disappearing" began long before then, some as early as the 1980s, suggesting other military activities could be responsible for contaminating the county with some form of toxin.
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Among the underwater sites near Houston, as reported by the AP, were: the San Jacinto River Waste Pits in Harris County, which received sludge from paper mills for years, leading to pollutants like dioxins contaminating the nearby soil, water, and fish.
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What is your plan to protect the country from the harmful effects of climate change -- including rising sea levels that threaten to wipe out entire cities, and pollution that makes it more difficult to breathe and is contaminating our water?
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Last year, Shagang, China's largest privately-owned steel producer, was found to have dumped millions of tonnes of untreated industrial waste, including slag from steel production, in landfills near the banks of the Yangtze river, contaminating nearby soil and water.
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According to Del Monte, nanoweapons are much smaller than a strand of human hair and the insect-like nanobots could be programmed to perform various tasks, including injecting toxins into people or contaminating the water supply of a major city.
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In the other, Thompson sued Rawl Sales & Processing on behalf of Mingo County residents whose drinking water had been tainted because the company injected 220 billion gallons of toxic coal slurry into abandoned underground mines, contaminating nearby rivers and groundwater.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia plans to increase the maximum jail term to 15 years for anyone convicted of contaminating foodstuffs, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday, as a scare over needles found in strawberries and other fruits gripped the country.
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Nor did they cordon off the area to preserve any evidence: As family and friends streamed in to console Palomba that morning, officers allowed them to move about the house freely, potentially contaminating whatever evidence the assailant may have left behind.
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Those include dedicating separate hospital rooms for staff to suit up and to remove safety gear, disposing of infected materials properly and ensuring that isolation rooms have negative air pressure, which prevents air from contaminating other areas, Macgregor-Skinner said.
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Those include dedicating separate hospital rooms for staff to suit up and to remove safety gear, disposing of infected materials properly and ensuring that isolation rooms have negative air pressure, which prevents air from contaminating other areas, Macgregor-Skinner said.
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Yadav, who will appear before a National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) panel later on Wednesday, has lodged a police complaint against a junior wrestler accusing him of contaminating his food at the Sports Authority of India training centre in Sonepat.
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Mr. Volker, who was President Trump's special envoy to Ukraine until his abrupt resignation late last month, is today a central player in a political uproar that is threatening Mr. Trump's presidency with impeachment and contaminating America's relationship with Ukraine.
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The initiative deploys city employees and temporary workers to check curb-side household recycling bins for contaminating items like plastic bags, food, liquids or electronics, and leave a tag explaining what's wrong on the bins where those items are found.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's environmental regulator said it would seek to fine wood pulp producer Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion S.A. up to $29.5 million and could revoke the permit of one of its plants for contaminating a local river with a "green liquid" spill.
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"If [people] know that instead of throwing [plastics] into the trash and into the landfill, contaminating the environment, we can turn them into something useful, I thought that that could be a motivating factor," she said of encouraging people to recycle more.
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Shoemaker Wolverine World Wide Inc and Michigan authorities have entered a consent decree that formalizes an agreement made last December to settle a lawsuit that accuses the company of contaminating residential water wells with hazardous chemicals it used at a former tannery.
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Thanks to recently developed whole-genome sequencing of food-contaminating bacteria, the Food and Drug Administration and CDC found that the listeria bacteria found in the blood of a person sickened in 2013 is genetically similar to the listeria tied to the recall.
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Betsy Southerland, a former director of the EPA's Office of Science and Technology in the Office of Water who helped develop the 2202 rule, said the latest proposals give broad exceptions and extensions that will increase the likelihood of contaminating nearby water.
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Betsy Southerland, a former director of the EPA's Office of Science and Technology in the Office of Water who helped develop the 2628 rule, said the latest proposals give broad exceptions and extensions that will increase the likelihood of contaminating nearby water.
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Farmers 2950 miles north in Punjab were well aware that they were contaminating the capital's air, they said in interviews, and were willing to consider other ways to dispose of the excess straw, but could not afford the options offered by the government.
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With the back doors open, they speed off and the containers shoot out the back, leaving thousands of liters of hydrochloric and sulphuric acid and acetone to seep into the earth, contaminating the soil, killing vegetation, and harming animals that contact it.
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The state of Michigan sued 3M Co, E.I. DuPont De Nemours and Co and 15 other chemical makers for allegedly contaminating the state's drinking water with potentially hazardous chemicals, adding to a growing list of state attorneys general suing manufacturers of the substances.
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A. After I saw the movie "Crude," about the huge lawsuit by Ecuadoreans against Chevron over contaminating the Amazon Basin, I wanted to do an internship with an Ecuadorean law firm, but everyone turned me down because I didn't have enough experience.
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As of October, DuPont and other chemical companies have been found to be contaminating drinking water in 1003 states,1,398 locations across the country, and at least 126 military bases, facing lawsuits in New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, and New York.
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But the way this nation is beginning to understand and use the figure of the immigrant as this contaminating horror that is the problem we have, and not simply the political-economic system that's ravishing us all — I think that's a significant change.
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Lawrence Noble, the general counsel of the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan watchdog group, said in a December interview that Strzok likely made a mistake, but that his actions, based on what's publicly known so far, fall short of contaminating the entire Mueller inquiry.
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SANTIAGO, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Chile's environmental regulator said it would seek to fine wood pulp producer Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion S.A. up to $29.5 million and could revoke the permit of one of its plants for contaminating a local river with a "green liquid" spill.
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A federal judge in New York has largely rejected Saint-Gobain's and Honeywell's bid to toss a proposed class action accusing the companies of contaminating local groundwater with a toxic chemical, lowering property values and exposing residents of a small upstate town to health risks.
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The indictment stated that they failed to maintain basic precautions to prevent infectious tissue from contaminating healthy tissue; Rathburn dissected bodies using a chainsaw, and stacked human heads on top of each other in freezers with frozen pools of blood and bodily fluids in them.
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Moon Express tried to address three critical provisions of the Outer Space Treaty Finally, Moon Express had to show the State Department it would abide by the Outer Space Treaty's provision that is meant to prevent people from contaminating other worlds, called planetary protection.
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Rick Snyder found that the primary blame for the contamination in Flint lay with the state Department of Environmental Quality for failing to require the use of anti-corrosion chemicals in the water to keep the iron pipes from leaching lead and contaminating drinking water.
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China has also intensified its 'name and shame' tactics, saying in June that the country's No. 3 steelmaker, Jiangsu Shagang Group, had dumped millions of tonnes of untreated waste, including slag, in landfills near the banks of the Yangtze River, contaminating nearby soil and water.
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" According to the WHO, "the likelihood of an infected person contaminating commercial goods is low and the risk of catching the virus that causes Covid-19 from a package that has been moved, travelled, and been exposed to different conditions and temperature is also low.
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The bigger issue, though, is that because of the massive amount of cars coming to the area -- not to mention all the people they're transporting -- Carrie says these bored city-slickers are actually ruining the land with constant traversing, contaminating the rich soil specifically.
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The rationale for that dramatic ending is similar to the one behind the Cassini probe's demise at Saturn: Jupiter's icy moon Europa may be habitable to alien life, so deliberately destroying Juno will prevent it from crashing into that moon and contaminating whatever's there.
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"It used to import highly contaminating material to feed the smelter ... that ended up in the city and in residents," said Luis Egocheaga, the former manager of state clean-up agency Activos Mineros that is still working on removing pollution from soil in La Oroya.
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"If there's things being released into the air from construction activities, stirring up fugitive dust that's now being blown off-site and hitting air monitors, [the agency needs] to look at that and figure out a way to do these activities without contaminating the community," Chandler said.
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Thousands of Turks and opposition lawmakers staged a protest Monday in the Canakkale province against what they say will be pollution from the Alamos project, and said the firm cut down more trees than it had declared and would use cyanide, contaminating water in the region.
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Public health officials in Rhode Island have warned of fentanyl contaminating cocaine, a danger to cocaine users who are not habituated to opioid use, and in West Philadelphia last June, 18 people overdosed and three died after smoking crack cocaine they didn't know was laced with fentanyl.
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In the late 183s and early 1990s, De Bruyckere was constructing metal cages without entryways, not unlike those of Alberto Giacometti and Louise Bourgeois, but soon she began contaminating her cabinets with tragic figures, both human and non-human, that, paradoxically, resist the very notion of display.
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RALEIGH, N.C./NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Florence could taint North Carolina waterways with murky coal ash and toxic hog waste as heavy rains test environmental rules written with milder weather in mind, carrying the risk of contaminating water with bacteria like salmonella, officials said on Friday.
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"He had the foresight in the early 2000's, with the anthrax attacks in Washington DC, SARS in Canada, Monkeypox in the Midwest, and elsewhere when health care workers were getting sick, most likely because contaminating themselves as they removed their personal protective equipment," Schwedhelm said.
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While most of us understand the importance of taking a day off work if we have a cold (to make a full recovery and to keep from contaminating our colleagues), it's probably safe to say that we're a little more hesitant when it comes to mental health days off.
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"The quest for the monetary authority in 2020 is to drive core (inflation) further down and to prevent the large 20% increase in the minimum wage and the likely upward pressure on costs from contaminating core prices," Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos said in a note to clients.
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Analyzing data from six Amazon countries, researchers identified 2,312 illegal mining sites and 245 large-scale areas where miners have established sophisticated infrastructure, tearing down native forests and contaminating rivers with mercury as they dredge for gold and extract diamonds and coltan, which are used to make mobile phones.
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The World Health Organization has issued similar guidance, saying, "The likelihood of an infected person contaminating commercial goods is low and the risk of catching the virus that causes COVID-19 from a package that has been moved, travelled, and exposed to different conditions and temperature is also low."
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The state of New Jersey on Wednesday beefed up its environmental claims against DuPont, the Chemours Company and 3M, filing new lawsuits that accuse those companies of contaminating the air, ground and water at different manufacturing sites around the state with toxic chemicals, volatile organic compounds and heavy metals.
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RALEIGH, N.C./NEW YORK, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Florence could taint North Carolina waterways with murky coal ash and toxic hog waste as heavy rains test environmental rules written with milder weather in mind, carrying the risk of contaminating water with bacteria like salmonella, officials said on Friday.
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Its call to action ends on a powerful note, one that Goop — and, really, all crystal retailers — could stand to hear: "If they continue selling healing crystals that could have been mined using child labor, or contaminating local water supplies, no amount of Reiki excuses their complicity in that abuse."
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Unlike most movies in the genre, Life is terrifying because it taps into legitimate concerns about contaminating Earth that even NASA, ESA, and other space agencies haven't entirely figured out—the fear that in our longing to discover alien life, we bring something back to our planet that could destroy it.
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"The Obama Administration has temporarily stopped the Dakota Access Pipeline's illegal push toward contaminating Sioux water and its bullying tactics that deliberately desecrated Sioux Ancestors and a sacred place," Suzan Shown Harjo, president of the Morning Star Institute and recipient of a 2014 Presidential Medal of Freedom, stated in the release.
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Read more: Fires, floods (and even bugs) are challenging Russia's stance on the climate crisis The weight of evidence that humans are contaminating one of our major food sources is overwhelming -- not only introducing potential toxins into our own bodies, but also polluting whole ecosystems and killing precious marine animals.
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The bureau was pushing ahead with plans to require that Devon and other companies take extra steps to prevent chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing from contaminating groundwater, including a demand that Devon disclose the ingredients in millions of gallons of chemical-laced water it pumped into the federally managed land.
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Some of the [microbes] might survive in the spacecraft for a little while, but the idea that you're contaminating Mars with these things is pretty extreme, and I think it would be even [more extreme] in the case of Europa—it only gets four percent as much sunlight as you would on Earth.
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After the pipelines are finished, residents will worry about explosions like the one that happened near our house in 2700, or about natural gas leaking out and contaminating their water—according to High Country News, between 2300 and 2000, 24 billion cubic feet of natural gas has leaked out of the country's sprawl of pipes.
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On the other, the scale of the concern around fentanyl contaminating the entire US drug supply is a very familiar narrative in the War on Drugs: the belief that dealers are governed not by economics but by malice, that users are helpless addicts, and that drug eradication is the only solution to these problems.
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Among the requirements: Coal ash sites were to be monitored for structural integrity, coal-burning utilities had to conduct and publish groundwater monitoring results for the first time, and ponds that were found to be contaminating groundwater in excess of a allowable limits, or that were structurally faulty, were to be closed following specific guidelines.
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The sulfur fire is part of a larger, disturbing pattern that's been unfolding over the summer and fall: As a loose array of Iraqi troops, Kurdish forces, and Shiite paramilitaries push closer to Mosul, ISIS has been setting fire to oil fields and factories, filling the air with toxins, and contaminating key sources of drinking water.
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In February, Echorouk, a popular Islamist newspaper, ran a teaser of a headline that claimed "gangs" were stealing the organs of some migrants and contaminating others with H.I.V. (The article itself contained hardly a word about any of this.) More spectacular and more problematic still, the government has mobilized the religious to help with its messaging.
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"Canadians should not expect that on Day 1, the legal market is going to supply the billions of dollars of illegal cannabis being consumed in Canada," he said in his windowless office at the greenhouse complex near the shore of Lake Huron where employees work in disposable suits and hairnets to avoid contaminating the multimillion-dollar crop.
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In the lawsuit filed on Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California, the California-American Water Company (Cal-Am) accuses the Air Force of having acted negligently by contaminating a water well in Sacramento County with perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), which is found in firefighting foam it used at a base.
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An association representing 31,000 rural water providers and a western Tennessee town filed a proposed class action lawsuit on Tuesday in Washington D.C. federal court against 3M Company and E.I. Du Pont De Nemours and Company and five other chemical manufacturers, accusing the companies of contaminating their water wells with a chemical they say is hazardous.
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Rather than worry about contaminating foreign celestial bodies—something NASA and other space agencies take great care to avoid—Lopez and his co-authors make the case that we should deliberately send our germs to outer space and that the dissemination of our microbes should be part of a larger colonization strategy to tame the climate on Mars.
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Fixes like Dr. London's can alleviate the pricing issue, but replicating this approach on a large scale could pose problems, since someone with medical expertise must do the refilling to avoid contaminating the device, meet quality standards for the device itself, and make the user aware of any safety issues that using the injector might pose.
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Inadvertently and unknowingly contaminating other celestial objects with life forms—bacteria, viruses, or tiny organisms like tardigrades—would make the task of detecting extraterrestrial life on nearby celestial bodies next to impossible; while exploring the sandy surface of Mars, or the subsurface oceans of Enceladus or Europa, astrobiologists would struggle to distinguish native life from life that originated on Earth.
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A two-year investigation of electronics recycling using GPS tracking devices has revealed that policies aimed at curtailing the trade in toxic e-waste have been unsuccessful, with nearly one-third of the devices being exported to developing countries, where equipment is often dismantled in low-tech workshops — often by children — endangering workers, their families, and contaminating the surrounding environment.
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But in a 1995 interview for C-SPAN about Biosphere 2, as Mother Jones noted, while he was consulting for the project Bannon seems to support the climate change concerns that the Biosphere 2 scientists shared: Scientists broke into the dome to sound the alarm about Bannon's involvement This one's a huge "OH SHIT" for scientists: Tampering with an in-progress experiment and contaminating the entire dome.
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In New Hampshire alone, her campaign has filed an affidavit in court supporting an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit against a state law that would block college students from voting; editorialized about a plastics factory that risked contaminating ground water; praised the state's decision to allow people to choose nonbinary gender identifications on driver's licenses; and congratulated a nursing center's employees who voted to unionize.
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In what became a class-action suit on behalf of seventy thousand residents of West Virginia and Ohio, Bilott pursued the company for having knowingly dumped in those states more than seven thousand tons of perfluorooctanoic acid, or PFOA, a toxic, nonbiodegradable chemical used in making Teflon—thereby poisoning hundreds of acres of land, deforming and killing hundreds of animals, contaminating the water supply, and doing long-term, irreversible damage to the health of the community.
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In another stroke of genius, no matter how you peel open the pack, the hydrogel lens is always sitting on the funky-looking white disc inside — and get this: It's always facing the same way (the outer side facing you), so that you 1) minimize risk of contaminating the part of the lens that touches your eye, and 2) it's literally impossible to accidentally put the lens in backward, which is a *major* struggle that every contact lens wearer has experienced.
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