We could take wastes and residues, other wastes and residues that would replace crude oil.
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Even though the FDA annually examines foods for residues of many pesticides, it has skipped testing for glyphosate residues for decades.
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"Other groups have done a lot of work with extracting lipid residues, fat residues, from ancient pots going back as far as 7000 B.C.," he said.
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Only one time, in 28503, has the USDA tested for glyphosate residues despite the fact that the agency does widespread testing for residues of other less-used pesticides.
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There are two hazards with these residues: most important, some consumer as allergic to antibiotics and can have a life threatening reaction if they unknowingly consume food with drug residues.
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For kale, more than 92 percent of conventionally grown samples had at least two residues, according to the report, with some containing residues from as many as 18 different pesticides.
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The refinery produces renewable fuels, mainly from waste and residues such as used cooking oil, animal fat from food industry waste, fish fat from fish processing waste and residues from vegetable oil processing.
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Environmental officials have "determined the extremely low levels of those residues are not a food safety risk, and the presence of such residues does not pose a safety concern," according to the USDA.
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Vale said the agreement foresees investment to improve residues treatment.
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Aren't the dried stains of ink residues of colored dust?
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Yet the division within the USDA known as the Grain Inspection, Packers & Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) has been testing wheat for glyphosate residues for years because many foreign buyers have strong concerns about glyphosate residues.
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The meat that's grown directly from cells doesn't have antibiotic residues.
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Some even contained residues from as many as 18 different pesticides.
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But until now, researchers had not analyzed residues in the containers.
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Residues and traces of violence continue to circulate throughout our societies.
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The report's results showed that 92% of the samples of conventionally grown kale were positive for two or more pesticide residues, and a single sample of kale sometimes contained as many as 18 different pesticide residues.
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A total of 84,341 samples were tested for residues of 774 pesticides.
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From messy powders to sticky residues, it was time for a change.
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So, on one hand side, waste and residues -lower and lower qualities.
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Pesticide residues, oil and gasoline can also be mixed into the waters.
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Known as stubble burning, millions of tons of crop residues are set afire.
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But, Dr. Dunne said, there had been no chemical analysis of possible residues.
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"That's largely because residues are so low, if present at all," she said.
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The water, which can contain oil residues and heavy metals, is considered industrial waste.
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Residues found in bread products prompted a "Not in Our Bread" campaign in Britain.
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Cucumbers barely escaped the "Dirty Dozen," ranking 13th from the top for pesticide residues.
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On one hand side, we will use lower and lower qualities of voice from residues.
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Other youngsters lie on the floor washing the residues of pepper spray from their faces.
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The kingdom had imposed a ban on Egyptian strawberries also over pesticide residues in July.
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These are only the main features of the impact, there many more residues of my holocaust.
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We are good in recycling, we're good in collecting waste residues because we do that already.
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In order to collect the morphine residues, he had covered the manuscript pages with plastic beads.
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And more than 80% of pineapples, papayas, asparagus, onions and cabbages tested negative for pesticide residues.
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Cantaloupe is on the "Clean Fifteen" list, meaning it has relatively low levels of pesticide residues.
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These chemicals keep pests from destroying produce but also expose humans to residues through their diet.
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Analysis of recent data showed that 70% of this produce sold for consumption contained pesticide residues.
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She recommends eating organic to avoid pesticide residues, and avoiding Tylenol and other painkillers during pregnancy.
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Over the bleached bones and jumbled residues of numerous civilizations are written the pathetic words: 'Too late.
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But many ships still run on cheaper heavy fuel oil, made from the residues of petroleum refining.
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Following strawberries on the Dirty Dozen list was spinach, in which 97% of samples contained pesticides residues.
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Antibiotic residues are found in groundwater, drinking water and streams, and in feedlot manure used as fertilizer.
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The wet breath of the forest, peppered with microbes and organic residues, creates ideal conditions for rain.
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" Echoing that sentiment, an EPA spokesperson, also in an emailed statement to VICE, wrote, "In setting tolerances for pesticide residues on various foods, EPA ensures that there will be a reasonable certainty of no harm to people when they consume food containing residues resulting from use of the pesticide.
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Cocaine use is up; in Barcelona, residues in wastewater suggest it more than doubled between 2011 and 2018.
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The red and black residues contained unusual amounts of iron, which the researchers say is consistent with blood.
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The "recipe" they compiled came from the analysis of those grain residues on the interiors of the vessels.
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There, she met her husband Pierre Curie, who together began researching the separation of radium from radioactive residues.
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Each of these foods tested positive for pesticide residues and contained higher concentrations of pesticides than other produce.
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In contrast to the Dirty Dozen, there was no detection of pesticide residues in 70% of these foods.
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Most consumers are not so vulnerable, but high levels of drug residues affect human health in other ways.
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"The group behind the new report has a long history of spreading misinformation about pesticide residues," spokeswoman Lord said.
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Really the target is can we replace crude oil in our existing refineries, replace it by waste and residues?
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Those plants "either do not produce nectar or have residues below the EPA identified level," an EPA statement said.
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To extract bitumen from the sands, processors effectively melt the earth with boiling water and chemicals, creating toxic residues.
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Paddock often wore brown cloth gardening gloves to prevent rashes from contact with cleaning chemical residues, the brother wrote.
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It was only in February of this year that the agency said it would start some glyphosate residues analysis.
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The leafy green joined the group's "Dirty Dozen" list of 12 fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide residues.
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"To avoid darkening or dulling your color, use a color-safe shampoo that leaves no residues or films," he says.
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The municipality of Vitoria has fined the miner 35 million reais ($9.5 million) for throwing mining residues in the sea.
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He's team estimated that 80% of thiabendazole residues were removed by the baking soda solution, versus over 95% of phosmet.
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While organic crops are not pesticide free, peer-reviewed studies have found they have fewer pesticide residues than conventional crops.
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Still, the Environmental Protection Agency has found that the pesticide residues found on almost all crops are within acceptable tolerances.
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The government and Monsanto have maintained that any glyphosate residues in food would be minimal enough as to be safe.
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Once tolerance levels are set by EPA – if they are set high enough – the residues are no longer considered illegal.
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Even "technically recyclable" plastics can become landfill fodder if they harbor food residues that lower their quality and therefore value.
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Residues of some antibiotics, like chloramphenicol and penicillin, pose a serious risk of triggering an allergic reaction in sensitive populations.
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It said expected residues of chlorpyrifos on food crops exceed the safety standard under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
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The researchers inferred the animal's pigmentation pattern by performing a chemical analysis of the organic residues still found in its scales.
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The EPA rolled back Obama-era rules on how to handle and store toxic waste residues from burning coal on Tuesday.
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"The study also found evidence of large quantities of flame retardant residues in some neutrally colored toys," Turner said by email.
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The New Delhi government blames the smog in part on the burning of crop residues in neighboring Punjab and Haryana states.
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Renewable diesel, or hydrotreated vegetable oil, is produced from waste fats, residues and vegetable oils and used in vehicles and machinery.
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Each week, on laundry day, their clothes are ritually inspected by the Master of Smoke and Ethics for residues of soot.
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Turns out this oppressive smog is a pungent combination of an ancient farming technique and the residues of modern urban living.
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The soil surface is covered with crop residues as mulch, and farmers rotate crops or inter-crop between cereals and legumes.
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Biomass includes forest wood, timber logging residues, and industry by-products such as wood chips, black liquor and other bio-waste.
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On Wednesday, He published a study comparing bleach, tap water and baking soda in removing two pesticide residues: phosmet and thiabendazole.
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Codex helps set global limits for pesticide residues, including the amount of pesticide that can safely be applied to food crops.
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Officials said the attack left residues around the town, endangering hundreds of people, though none are known to have shown symptoms.
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This conclusion is supported by the presence of blood residues mixed with ochre or charcoal used as a pigment in tattooing.
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The industry also claims that there would be no market for leftover logging residues if they were not used for biomass.
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Both the USDA and the FDA have long said it is too expensive and is unnecessary to test for glyphosate residues.
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The police have fired thousands of canisters, and there are chemical residues in the air and water, with unknown health consequences.
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Image: Helena Seidl da FonsecaAn isotope analysis was used to identify the organic lipid residues still present in these ancient artifacts.
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But Siefring neglects to mention all of the other food safety concerns associated with catfish, including dangerous levels of antibiotic residues.
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According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the FDA tests just 85033 percent of all imported seafood products for drug residues.
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Glyphosate poses no cancer risk, according to a report just out from a joint United Nations and WHO meeting on herbicide residues.
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Similar tar lumps and adhesive residues have also been found in Germany, the oldest of which dates back some 120,000 years ago.
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The outlet reported the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency found that nearly 20 percent of samples had pesticide residues higher than permitted levels.
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Petri Lehmus, its head of research and development, says the firm is exploring new potential feedstocks such as forest residues and algae.
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No evidence exists currently that those residues are harming people, though studies have shown fish and other aquatic life have been impacted.
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One sample, had an "astounding" 22 pesticide residues, notes the EWG, a non-profit group advocating for better human and environmental health.
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" Cellulite was described as a blend of "water, residues, toxins, fats, which form a mix against which we are rather poorly equipped.
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Lake sediments from the past half-century are marked with the chemical residues of burned petroleum, as are our bodies and communities.
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Because of the poison's radioactive residues, almost every move of Lugovoy and his sidekick, a man named Dmitri Kovtun, could be traced.
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Despite the high pesticide residues of spinach and kale, strawberries have maintained their place at the top of the Dirty Dozen list.
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So if paper plants and sawmills burn residues and wastes that would otherwise quickly decompose, they wrote, that would be carbon neutral.
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Residues previously found in Mediterranean pottery indicate that non-fermented milk was being produced and stored around 500 years before cheese and yogurt.
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For the third straight year, strawberries top the Environmental Working Group's Dirty Dozen list of fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide residues.
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More than 90 percent of samples of strawberries, apples, cherries, spinach, nectarines and kale tested positive for residues of at least two pesticides.
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Kale and spinach samples had 10 percent to 80 percent more pesticide residues by weight than any other crop, according to EWG data.
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About 70 percent of U.S. produce retains pesticide residues even after washing, according to a new study by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
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Ractopamine is used in some countries to make leaner pigs but China does not allow its use or tolerate residues in imported meat.
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"Just the name 'killer sticks' calls for the residues of yellow peril and how Asian-ness gets imagined in the U.S.," he said.
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The Clean Fifteen Produce that had relatively fewer pesticides and lower total concentrations of pesticide residues was placed on the group's "Clean Fifteen" list.
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Lab tests found residues of the herbicide's active ingredient, glyphosate, in original and Honey Nut Cheerios, Doritos, Oreos, Fritos and other grain-based snacks.
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Industrial polyurethane residues and handling fleece trim will be shredded for reused in everything from protective packaging, acoustic insulation, dairy mats, and shock pads.
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In the study, published in published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the researchers extracted and analyzed residues from the artifacts.
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An analysis of the building debris reportedly found "explosive residues that are common" in ISIS-made bombs but not found in the GBU-85033.
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The European Medicines Agency confirmed in 2014 that the residues of diclofenac found in animal carcasses put vultures in the European Union at risk.
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The FDA will begin testing for residues of glyphosate in milk, corn, eggs and soybeans, according to a report by the blog Civil Eats.
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"Even the smallest residues, the powder we have from the retrification from small parts of our production, we use to produce energy," Ferreira said.
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Even then, washing didn't remove pesticide residues that had penetrated deep into the peel or through the peel to the flesh of the fruit.
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Using residues and employing harvest rotation, for example, could drive a sustainable and carbon neutral operation like the one detailed by Dwivedi and Khanna.
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Most people who are not employed in agriculture are exposed to pesticide residues through food, said Chavarro, who was not involved in the study.
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Saturday was a scorcher, still sporting residues of glitter from the day before, then I played at Madison's rooftop in London for the Ritual series.
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The watchdog group publishes its "Dirty Dozen" list annually, in which it ranks the 12 produce items that contain the highest amount of pesticide residues.
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A team of investigators visited the western Mosul site after the March 17 airstrike and detected post-blast residues common from explosives used by ISIS.
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As a result, Poyry says the country will have to import biomass as well as improve forest management and ensure greater utilization of harvest residues.
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Several European countries, including Italy and France, have called for an outright ban on glyphosate after glyphosate residues have been found in numerous foods there.
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This has prompted concern about increased residues—as has the fact that, in 2013, the EPA raised the allowable limit for glyphosate residue in food.
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Bees accumulate traces of pesticide residues and heavy metals, and it has been suggested that they can be used as indicators of urban pollution levels.
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The other category includes incidental contaminants that may be toxic, such as persistent pesticide residues in cotton or toxic byproducts created during the manufacturing process.
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Fears that composted remains might smell bad or contain toxic elements — from dental fillings, for example, or pharmaceutical residues — were allayed, Dr. Carpenter-Boggs said.
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Celtic Renewables has been trying to revive biobutanol for the past two years, and has tweaked the recipe a bit by using those whisky residues.
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Although the USDA FSIS is responsible for inspecting these beef harvesting plants, the FDA monitors drug residues, such as antibiotics, in cattle intended for beef products.
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A surprisingly high proportion of fat was found in the Iceman's stomach—around 46 percent of his stomach content was made up of animal fat residues.
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"Ghanaian vegetables were not making it to the EU countries because of pesticide residues on the fruit and vegetables," says chief operations officer Kenneth A. Nelson.
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A 2014 government survey showed nearly a fifth of the country's farmland was contaminated to varying degrees by chemical waste, pesticides, mining residues and heavy metals.
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The authorities had closed the port terminal operated by the miner and fined it 35 million reais ($9.43 million) for throwing mining residues in the sea.
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Whether pharmaceutical residues in water samples come from hospital or home use, Focazio said, the concentration levels are much higher in some places than in others.
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Kononenko also identified centuries-old residues of mixed blood, ochre, and charcoal and began experimenting with chicken and lizard skin to understand how such wear formed.
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Recent validated studies by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment and academic researchers have found no residues of glyphosate in milk using validated analytical methods.
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Battery waste includes heavy metals like cobalt and nickel, as well as toxic residues that could end up in waterways and the soil if not handled properly.
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But archaeologists have now employed a new technique to detect beer residues in nearly 2,500-year-old clay cups dug up in a site in northern Iraq.
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Rinsing produce under tap water is an effective way to eliminate pesticide residues from produce, according to the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, a government-run scientific group.
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Water is enough, the scientists say, as mild detergents or commercial vegetable washes do not increase the amount of pesticide residues you are able to wash away.
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Both make recommendations based on tests of pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables, done by the United States Department of Agriculture after the produce has been washed.
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The PiS has argued the changes were needed to improve the efficiency of the courts and rid Poland of residues of Communist rule, which ended three decades ago.
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So that means that in our process of the plant that part of the plant that is treating that waste and residues needs to be much more complex.
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Through microscopy, it was clear they had been modified in some way, with chipping and residues of unnatural plant fibers and hairs on the inside of the teeth.
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These challenges were in focus this week when local politicians raised concern over the potential impact of Lynas' low level radioactive residues on the surrounding community and environment.
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"A key forensic issue here is to identify impurities and residues that might provide clues as to the precise chemical process used to manufacture the material," she said.
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In January, I requested certain records from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding a food safety testing program the agency conducts to measure pesticide residues in food.
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By 2030, it plans to use wastes and residues and replace some crude oil as feedstock for those refineries and is currently developing technology to realize this goal.
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Her study did not test any other home cleaning methods, like vinegar, nor did she include the full panoply of pesticide residues that might be found on apples.
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At the moment, China's Sunshine Kaidi New Energy Group and Nordic energy company St1 are planning investments in Finland to make biofuel from sawdust and other wood residues.
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The cloths are scraped of residues, which are composted for the school's rooftop garden, and then the cloths go into the washing machine to be laundered for reseeding.
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Chavarro also said it is unclear that quantifying organic food consumption is really calculating what the study authors want to measure -- reduced exposure to pesticide residues through diet.
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These include China changing its laws banning hormones and drug residues in meat and reversing already made investments in Brazilian soybean shipments, industry analysts told Reuters in October.
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The world's largest coffee company said in a statement Friday that it had found glyphosate residues close to the maximum allowed in some deliveries of green coffee beans.
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The smoking gun for this claim comes in the form of red and black residues found on the skulls and other bones of the victims inside the boat-chambers.
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The smog lingers for days as wind speeds drop in the winter months, adding to air pollution exacerbated by the burning of crop residues, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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The smog lingers for days as wind speeds drop in the winter months, adding to air pollution exacerbated by the burning of crop residues, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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That's an important step in a country where melamine-tainted eggs and eggs with high antibiotic residues have featured in a series of food safety scandals in recent years.
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But LSD and other psychedelics leave the brain after a few hours, and as far as we we know from the research we've done, they do not leave residues.
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But Siegel said that even in the purest bodies of water, like the Great Lakes, scientists have found residues of antidepressants like Prozac in the bodies of local fish.
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"Going into the study, I was positive that we would find absolutely no relation between exposure to pesticide residues in fruits and vegetables and adverse reproductive outcomes," he said.
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Photographing sites used as a shooting range in a nearby national forest, and subsequently at similar settings in Los Angeles, he chronicled the eerily violent residues of target practice.
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Rather than equating fragility with luxury, the pieces in the Dikeou Collection are evidence of a theoretical gesture toward art objects as residues of their conception, creation, and presentation.
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The State Council, in guidelines published on Tuesday, upgraded surveillance measures for imported and exported goods and raised the maximum acceptable limits of pesticide and antibiotic residues in produce.
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The connection would have to lie, as Sotomayor suggests, in the present-day residues, the stubborn structural effects of centuries of mistreatment, gradually diminishing but still an undeserved burden.
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But Chris Sack, an FDA chemist who oversees the agency's pesticide residue testing responded by reassuring Chamkasem and the others that the glyphosate residues discovered are only "technically" illegal.
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It also said that while residues levels in some samples came close to the very high levels of glyphosate "tolerance" established by EPA, they did not exceed those levels.
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Chemical analysis of organic residues found in ancient German feeding vessels points to the use of animal milk as a supplementary or replacement food for infants and young children.
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This year's was for agroecology, which includes shunning chemicals, using crop residues as compost, planting trees on farms and rotating crops to improve the soil and protect against pests.
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The pesticides responsible for the residues included three fungicides and one insecticide called permethrin, which has been linked to tremors and seizures in the nervous systems of animals and insects.
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However, if this waiting period is violated, antibiotic residues can end up in cow milk that is supplied to dairy processors who make fluid milk, cheese, butter, and other products.
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Today, we have 14 different types of waste from residues that we are collecting across the world, aggregating it, storing it, purifying it and then, that serves as raw material.
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We've made that promise that by the end of 953, we want to use at least 2 million tons of waste and residues, replacing crude oil in our existing refineries.
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The manure that comes out of those animals are being used and have residues of all of these chemicals, and we eat the food that is being produced with that.
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LanzaTech, which has offices in Illinois, has developed a process which it says converts "carbon rich wastes and residues" produced by industries like steel manufacturing into fuel and chemical products.
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The Danang Airport is now free of dioxin and the dioxin residues at Phu Cat, with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) assistance, have been placed in a secure landfill.
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To identify and combat the bomb makers, Somalia needs to be able to use intelligence from the crime scene: explosives and explosive residues, detonators, components, SIM cards, fingerprints and DNA.
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These things started to annoy him, and he started writing piece after piece to try to destroy the myths that he considered these to be—the religious residues of dualism.
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In addition, people who are living in homes that have been contaminated are being constantly exposed over time, as the residues are found on the walls, cabinets, furniture, and carpets.
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Farm workers and their families are routinely exposed to chlorpyrifos, which leaches into ground water and persists in residues on fruits and vegetables, even after washing and peeling, they say.
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The primary reason consumers choose organics is to avoid pesticide residues, and concerned shoppers are willing to pay a hefty premium — over 300 percent, in some cases — in that endeavor.
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Modern edibles are made of weed concentrates—for example, by using a gas such as CO2 to extract the active ingredients from the plant and throw away the plant residues.
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The talk show host making fun of jackasses like you or me who thought it was important to learn the residues of the humanities which have existed since the Renaissance.
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" Bayer's Lord said "the reality is that regulatory authorities have strict rules when it comes to pesticide residues, and the levels in this report are far below the established safety standards.
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Most of these plants have more than one atmospheric residue desulphurisation unit that cuts the sulphur content in residues produced from crude distillation units, allowing the company to produce the VLSFO.
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Ractopamine is used by pork producers in some countries to make leaner pigs but China does not allow its use and does not tolerate residues of the compound in imported meat.
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Most of these plants have more than one atmospheric residue desulphurization unit that cuts the sulfur content in residues produced from crude distillation units, allowing the company to produce the VLSFO.
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Down the centuries, Christian culture has largely ignored the more provocative features of the early church or siphoned off their lingering residues in small special communities (such as monasteries and convents).
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In what the USDA called a "special project" the agency tested 22019 soybean samples for glyphosate and found more than 90 percent - 271 of the samples - carried the weed killer residues.
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On Venezuela, what you're likelier to read is that the crisis is the product of corruption, cronyism, populism, authoritarianism, resource-dependency, U.S. sanctions and trickery, even the residues of capitalism itself.
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