272A–280A
Browse All News (235 KB PDF)
Contains all of the news stories and briefs listed below.
272A
The
beat goes on: Researchers consider aging baby boomers' health (71
KB PDF)
EPA proposes to study how environmental hazards affect a generation that turns
65 in 2011.
273A
Declining
water resources raise food concerns (125 KB PDF)
A model predicts tough times ahead for many African and Asian countries.
274A
California
to develop selenium standard for wildlife (71 KB
PDF)
State water standard would be the first to address wildlife as well as fish.
275A
Invasive
species drives selenium poisoning (79 KB PDF)
Preliminary research finds that contaminated zebra mussels put ducks at risk.
276A
Allegations
of manipulation lead to withdrawal of Cr(VI) report (83
KB PDF)
California EPA threw out the study because of charges that the scientific panel
catered to corporate interests.
277A
Lead
paint on former military bases poses risks to wildlife (84
KB PDF)
Many Laysan albatross chicks on Midway Atoll have malformed wings from eating
lead-based paint.
278A
Study
questions medical incineration emissions data (75
KB PDF)
Differing national waste-sorting practices make data very difficult to compare.
279A
Removing
endocrine disrupters from municipal landfill leachate (75
KB PDF)
Membrane technology may protect watersheds near landfills.
280A
2003
Green Chemistry Awards (75 KB PDF)
Researchers commended for product and process innovations.
273A–279A
News Briefs
Fighting
environmental crime • ES&T
Associate Editors cited •
Maximizing
EPA and industry partnerships • Delivering
with fuel cells • Ontario
to exceed ozone treaty target • Reacting
to reactive chemicals • Farmers
violating GM crop requirements |
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