From high levels of lead found in school drinking water to industry sites releasing toxic heavy metals into the air, over 40 years of regulations in the United States have failed to protect human and environmental health from toxic chemicals.
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Early Arrival of Spring Disrupts the Mutualism Between Plants and Pollinators
Gaku Kudo of Hokkaido University and Elisabeth J. Cooper of the Arctic University of Norway have demonstrated that early snowmelt results in the spring ephemeral Corydalis ambigua flowering ahead of the emergence of its pollinator, the bumblebee.
GPM Satellite Provides a 3d Look at Tropical Storm Barry
Tropical Storm Barry formed during the morning of July 11 and the National Hurricane Center has issued several warnings and watches.
Super Salty, Subzero Arctic Water Provides Peek at Possible Life on Other Planets
In recent years, the idea of life on other planets has become less far-fetched.
No New Males: Climate Change Threat to Cape Verde Turtles
The University of Exeter study also warns that – by 2100 – more than 90% of loggerhead nests on the Cape Verde islands could incubate at “lethally high temperatures”, killing turtles before they hatch.
Moon-Forming Disk Discovered Around Distant Planet Jade Boyd
Using Earth’s most powerful array of radio telescopes, astronomers have made the first observations of a circumplanetary disk of gas and dust like the one that is believed to have birthed the moons of Jupiter.