Human Health Risk Articles & Analysis
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The pharmaceutical industry requires a high consumption of clean water to produce medicines. In order to treat the wastewater generated during this production process and to promote more responsible wastewater management, Salher proposes an overall solution consisting of the following phases: A homogenisation tank to regulate the wastewater flow and to homogenise the pollutant loads to ...
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The study aids a national push to arm public health agencies, building owners, and water operators with information on how to start up buildings left vacant by the pandemic without risking human health. ...
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) posted a new publication in its Series on the Safety of Manufactured Nanomaterials, Preliminary Guidance Notes on Nanomaterials: Interspecies Variability Factors in Human Health Risk Assessment. The report includes the following recommendations for further work: The Expert ...
By leveraging electronic reporting and working to reduce redundant paperwork and regulatory reporting burdens on business and our governmental partners, EPA will contribute to improving environmental and human health protection. Next Generation Compliance complements the agency’s E-Enterprise initiative. ...
Adding this information to data on the rate and severity of childhood asthma in these neighborhoods, researchers will examine how and why these social stressors impact childhood asthma and develop ways to educate communities on this issue and ways to improve children’s overall health. The study is part of an $8 million EPA grant awarded earlier this year through the ...
EPA regulates the use of all pesticides in the United States, establishes acceptable levels for pesticide residues in food, and evaluates human health and ecological risks under authority of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act and the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic ...