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What is oxyfluorfen and What’s the Application of it?

GetNews 17 May 2024
Dispose of rinse water properly according to local regulations. Environmental Considerations Toxicity to Aquatic Life. Exercise caution near water bodies as oxyfluorfen can be toxic to aquatic organisms.
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Ohio Oil \u0026 Gas Commission order: Company other than Senator's must pay for oil well leak

The Columbus Dispatch 17 May 2024
Here are its environmental impacts ... Brian Chavez's company, Deeprock Disposal Solutions ... As The Dispatch previously reported, Chavez owns two wells in Noble County meant to dispose of brine, a toxic liquid byproduct of fracking ... jlaird@dispatch.com.
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Police seek info in poisoning of 3 wolves, 2 eagles, cougar, coyote, dogs in Oregon

The Register Guard 17 May 2024
... the cow carcass on a tarp and into a net that was taken out of the creek by helicopter and then taken to a facility in Arlington to handle the toxic waste and dispose of it, according to officials.
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10 Terrible Horror Movies That Reward You For Staying Until The End

What Culture 15 May 2024
... Hazard Urban Disposal" (or C.H.U.D.) Slowly but surely, they realise the government has been illegally transporting toxic materials underground, mutating anyone who came into contact with it.
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10 Outrageous Ways Movie Studios Let You Know A Movie Is Coming Out

Gamespot 14 May 2024
There were sites like the video Chaui Station Attacked, which covered a mysterious disaster featuring a picture of a monster; the company Tagruato, a company involved with disposal of toxic waste and ...
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Plastic, Plastic Everywhere — Even at the UN’s “Plastic Free” Conference

Truth Dig 13 May 2024
The finer points of plastic science, from its toxic manufacturing process to the limits of recycling, are highly technical and complex ... Toxic fumes from plastic burning in landfills make his fellow workers sick, he told me.
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Getting rid of old computers, TV sets and the like just got way easier: Here’s how

Penn Live 10 May 2024
The recycling mandate went into effect because they often contain toxic metals, such as lead, cadmium or mercury, as well as other materials that have the potential to negatively impact the environment if disposed.
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What's in and what's out of the FAA bill

The Hill 10 May 2024
... foam with foam that does not contain toxic PFAS and disposal of PFAS-laden foamAllowing airport construction improvement or capacity increases to undergo an expedited environmental review.
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Ecocide in Gaza: The environmental impact of Israel's war

The New Arab 09 May 2024
Contamination by asbestos and heavy metals, dust and fine particles, toxic waste from hospitals and industries, and diseases spread by decomposing bodies. "How are we going to dispose of all this ...
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Commentary: Texas storm raises questions about renewable energy

Grand Forks Herald 08 May 2024
The panels contain heavy metals and other toxic materials that create risks of surface and groundwater contamination if not disposed of properly ... or recycling centers after they’ve been disposed.
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Ask Eartha: How do I deal with household hazardous waste?

Summit Daily 05 May 2024
Words such as poison, toxic, corrosive, volatile, ... Even scarier? it can cause the release of toxic fumes, start fires, and create dangerous work environments for those who dispose of our trash.
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A new oceans treaty: Protecting marine life on the high seas

The Manila Times 04 May 2024
Collectively, these are known as marine areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) ... In addition, these resources are vulnerable to proposals for deep seabed disposal of pharmaceuticals, toxic industrial wastes and high level radioactive wastes ... 1 ... 2 ... 3.
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Polaris Renewable Energy Announces Q1 2024 Results

ACCESSWIRE 02 May 2024
failure to discover and establish economically recoverable and sustainable resources through exploration and development programs; imprecise estimation of probability simulations prepared to predict ...
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Board to address mitigation plan to remediate contaminated soil at McKinley site

Santa Monica Daily Press 01 May 2024
Perchloroethylene, or PCE, was banned for use at dry cleaners in California last year, though historical improper disposal caused the chemical and other contaminants to enter into groundwater and soil, with the potential to emerge as harmful vapors.
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