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Comparative gene expression of PSP-toxin producing and non-toxic [An article from: Environment International] by F. Pomati, R. Kellmann, et all 2006-08-01
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs): Mammalian and Environmental Toxicology (Environmental Toxin Series)
Cadmium: 3rd IUPAC Cadmium Workshop, Juelich, FRG, August 1985 (Environmental Toxin Series)
Toxic Cyanobacteria in Water: A Guide to their Public Health Consequences, Monitoring and Management
Health effects of recreational exposure to Moreton Bay, Australia waters during a Lyngbya majuscula bloom [An article from: Environment International] by N.J. Osborne, G.R. Shaw, et all 2007-04-01
Detection Methods for Cyanobacterial Toxins by G. A. Codd, T. M. Jefferies, et all 1994-12-31
The Vulnerable Brain and Environmental Risks. Volume 3: Toxins in Air and Water
Influence of insecticidal toxins from Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki on the degradation of glyphosate and glufosinate-ammonium in soil samples ... Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment] by C. Accinelli, C. Screpanti, et all 2004-08-01
Invisible Killers: The Truth About Environmental Genocide by Rik J. Deitsch and Stewart Lonky, M.D., 2007-06-08
LifeSpan Plus - 900 Natural Techniques To Live Longer
Poisonous Plants: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Macmillan Reference USA Science Library: Plant Sciences</i> by Nancy J. Turner, Sarah E. Turner, 2001
Investigation of Toxins Produced by Cyanobacteria: Final Report by A.C. Petersen, 1999-07
Investigation of Toxins Produced by Cyanobacteria: Literature Review of the Hazards and Risks Posed by Freshwater Cyanobacteria to Human and Animal Health by P.R. Hunter, 1999-07
A Consumer's Dictionary of Household, Yard and Office Chemicals by Ruth Winter MS, 2010-09-29

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WMEAC | Environmental Issues - Toxins
West Michigan environmental Action Council (WMEAC) To protect and enhance WestMichigan s natural and human environment and to help people translate their
http://www.wmeac.org/learn/toxics.asp

Extractions: Kinds of Toxins: Biological Some toxins are biological (created by plants and animals). For example, the toxins secreted by poison arrow frogs are deadly to many animals. Black walnut trees put a toxin into the soil through their roots that is harmful to the roots of other plants. Inorganic Some toxins are inorganic (occurring naturally in the soil, water or air). These include elements like mercury, lead, cadmium and other heavy metals or such compounds as cyanide or ozone. For some organisms, oxygen is toxic.
Cancer In Cheshire, CT
Information provided with the intent to raise awareness of the elevated cancer levels in Cheshire and to present the facts regarding the presence of dangerous toxins in the environment.
http://www.cancerincheshire.com/
Toxins Lists
A project of the Labour environmental Alliance Society workers and thecommunity to know what toxins may be in the workplace or the broader environment
http://www.leas.ca/Cleaners_desc.htm

Extractions: Cleaners, Toxins and the Ecosystem A project of the Labour Environmental Alliance Society The Cleaners, Toxins and the Ecosystem Project is the flagship campaign of the Labour Environmental Alliance Society, a project that combines environmental research and activism with basic shop-floor health and safety work. The concept is simple: working with health and safety committees in a number of industrial and institutional work sites, environmental researchers review the ingredients in the cleaning products that are being used to identify those that may be toxic to workers and to the receiving environment. The committees then work with employers and cleaning product suppliers to substitute the toxic cleaners with safer, environmentally-preferable cleaners. Key to the project is the basic right of workers and the community to know what toxins may be in the workplace or the broader environment and to take action to protect both themselves and the ecosystem. Inspired by the Prevent Cancer campaigns of both the Canadian Labour Congress and the Canadian Auto Workers, the campaign was originally conceived following reports from fish plant workers of adverse reactions to cleaning products they were using.
CNN.com - U.S. To Sign Global Ban On 'dirty Dozen' Toxins - April 19, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/04/19/bush.environment.02/index.html

Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW EPA Administrator Christie Whitman, President Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell participated in the White House event. WASHINGTON (CNN) As part of the administration's push to highlight what it says is a responsible environmental policy, President Bush said Thursday the United States will sign a global treaty calling for the elimination of a dozen highly toxic chemicals such as DDT and other pesticides. The treaty, the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, is due to be signed by the United States and some 50 other nations late next month in the Swedish capital. "I am pleased to announce my support for the treaty, and the intention of our government to sign it and submit it to the Senate for ratification," Bush said Thursday morning in a short address from the Rose Garden. MESSAGE BOARD Environmental issues RESOURCES The dirty dozen list
Toxins In Food And The Environment
how to have a healthy liver, how to reverse liver disease and how to controlweight through a healthy liver.
http://www.liverdoctor.com/05_toxins.asp

Extractions: Most people would be unaware of the concept of the action of everyday chemicals as 'endocrine disruptors'. Our body reacts to them as if they were hormones produced in us or intentionally taken. They are hormonally active substances which means they can cross placental barriers and may have profound effects on the offspring of animals which ingest them. The types of chemicals that mimic hormones are as diverse as pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, plastics, solvents, and more. Richard M. Sharpe, research physiologist with the Medical Research Council in Edinburgh, hypothesized that estrogens in the environment can disrupt the body's hormonal balance, possibly explaining phenomena such as earlier puberty, lowered sperm counts, and other reproductive anomalies exhibited by late 20th century females and males of many species. "Of all the hormones we know, the estrogens are the most potent. You can get biological effects from estrogen at levels so low you cannot measure them by any analytical method," Sharpe has found through his research. Other environmentalists and scientists postulate effects ranging from behavioral changes to motor, intellectual, and immune system impairment.
US Chemicals In Environment Causing Disabilities In Children
and neurological toxins released in the environment by industry. Potential developmental and neurological toxins should be tested in the laboratory
http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/chemicals.htm
Risk Factor: Environment - WrongDiagnosis.com
Risk factor environment including all conditions and disorders for which environment Colorectal cancer environmental toxins; Cryptococcosis soil
http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/risk/environment.htm

Extractions: Conditions list: The following list of conditions have 'Environment' or similar listed as a risk factor in our database: Acute rheumatic fever ... overcrowding Amebic dysentery ... poor sanitation Ascariasis ... human feces, poor sanitation Bacterial meningitis ... dust storms Blepharitis ... overcrowding Carbon monoxide poisoning ... automobile exhaust Cercarial dermatitis ... shallow water Cholera ... human feces, overcrowding, poor sanitation Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease ... environmental air pollution Coccidioidomycosis ... dust exposure, dust storms, contaminated soil, Soil in semiarid areas
Tec: Toxin Technical Information Sheet: Index
Toxin Technical Information Index. red square All toxins viewed by Topic. Caution.Agriculture CommunitySpaces environment Household Schools Workplace
http://www.nccnsw.org.au/member/tec/projects/tcye/tox/bytopic_index.html
Toxins In Human Milk
contaminants and toxins in the environment than babies who are not breastfed . has carefully examined environmental toxins and the risk to chidren.
http://www.borstvoeding.com/abon/bf_toxins.html

Extractions: BORSTVOEDING.COM Toxins in human milk On this page a reference list with literature about toxins in human milk. In The Netherlands, where I live, very often this issue comes up in the media. Many mothers are concerned about a possible toxidity of their milk, and formula producers use this issue in their literature about breastfeeding and artificial baby milk to discourage mothers to breastfeed their babies. However, unlike many research done on this issue, there has never been found any evidence that breastfeeding isn't the preferred way of feeding anymore. The risks of feeding a baby ABM far outreaches the risks of toxins in human milk, if there is any at all. Till short there has never been found any influence of the toxins in human milk on the baby, but recently in a Dutch research there was found some influence: In babies who received high doses of dioxin during their stay in the womb and through human milk, breastfeeding counteracted some of the positive effects on the motoric and neorological skills of the breastfed baby. In other words: breastfed babies who received high levels of toxins, fell back to the level of formulafed infants. But, one of the researchers said in a interview in the Volkskrant (Aug 8, 1996): "Breastfeeding restrains the negative effects on babies from dioxin exposure during the pregnancy". Most influence of the dioxins is during the pregnancy. The toxins pass through the placenta and have impact on mental and psychomotoric development of children.
Environmental Toxins Can Cause Fatigue
Environmental toxins are ubiquitous, everywhere around us. It is almost impossiblein today s world to avoid exposure to some level of toxic substance.
http://www.naturalways.com/toxic-environment.htm

Extractions: Health Topics: Allergies Anti-Aging (L-Carnitine, Alpha Lipoic Acid) Anti-Aging (Natural Human Growth Hormone) Antioxidants Anxiety Arthritis Asthma Blood Sugar Bone Strength Calcium and Your Body Cancer Candida Chronic Fatigue Constipation Depression Diabetes Digestion Eye Problems Fatigue Female Reproductive Health Gastro-Intestinal Green Super Foods Guardians of Health Hepatitis Hypertension Hyperthyroid and Hypothyroid Immune Deficiency Impotence Kidney Function Liver Function Longevity Menopause Mental Capacity Multiple Sclerosis Obesity Weight Loss Osteoporosis Prostate Enlargement Recipes for Health Rejuvenation Reverse Biological Age Skin Problems Stiffness Stress Thyroid Function Toxic Gut Urinary Tract Disorder - Women Weight Loss Yoga for Specific Health Issues Exercise Is Required Environmental toxins are ubiquitous, everywhere around us. It is almost impossible in today's world to avoid exposure to some level of toxic substance. Even the most pristine wilderness is suffering from the impact of the world's industrial wastes. One of the most important facts that people need to know about is the amount of poisonous chemicals that are sprayed on our food supply. This is done in order to kill insects. By eating these foods we are taking poisons into our bodies on a daily basis. I encourage each person to buy organically grown (unsprayed) produce whenever possible.
Environmental Toxins Foundation
A changing internal environment that is to become increasingly hostile towardscell stability and thus ultimately, its viability.
http://www.environmentaltoxinsfoundation.org.uk/

Extractions: Home Page Contact Membership Sponsorship ... Bulletin Board Welcome to our Website ET (Foundation) was set up in 2001 to cater for the lack of developmental and research programs in the field of toxicology. The intention: to focus on the impact of chemical agents on human health. It is our view that the relevance of toxicology can no longer be ignored. As more and more research are pointing towards mounting evidence of structural and genetic damage, potentially caused to the human morphology, through the huge influx of chemical agents found in the air, soil and water today. Potentially, it is a cumulative effect of many chemical substances which are allowed to build up in our bodily systems, until the optimum operating condition for cell viability is breached, equilibrium break downs and starts to manifest itself in a host of diseases, ailments and syndromes that are known today. Any natural chemical substance can become toxic to the human body if it exists in an inappropriate composition and/or quantity and/or 'energy state'. Oxygen molecules are prime examples.
CPD - Energy And Environment - Environment - Toxins - HUD
EPAs Envirofacts Data Warehouse and Applications page It contains environmentalinformation for the entire EPA all across the US
http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/energyenviron/environment/subjects/toxins/index.c
Log In Problems
Couples experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss are often concerned that toxinswithin the environment have contributed to their reproductive difficulty.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/410896
Log In Problems
Couples experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss are often concerned that toxinswithin the environment have contributed to their reproductive difficulty.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/410896_print
Environmental Health, Toxins, Toxic Mold
A weblog devoted to environmental wellness, toxin avoidance and toxin reduction.
http://www.choosefitness.com/environment.php

Extractions: View by Category Being fit accelerates fat loss, even when you're resting. For every two pounds of muscle weight you add through strength training, your body burns an extra 20 to 30 calories per day, even when you are resting. Choose An Item Fitness Toolbar Fitness Forum Fitness Calculator Fitness Blogs Fitness Directory Fitness Chat Fitness Talk Radio Health News Your Personal Trainer Contact Us Welcome to the Toxin Free Blog! Here, you will find information on ways you can control toxins in your environment, improve your wellness, and reduce your risk of sickness and disease from exposure to everyday contaminants. Be sure to check with us frequently for the most current information on toxin free household products, air and water filtration systems, ways to reduce the existence of toxins and your world and much more. If there is a topic on which you would like more information, be sure to email us at
Environment > Atmospheric Pollution, Toxins And Wastes
Sustainable production. Water management. Soil and pesticides. Atmospheric pollution,toxins and wastes. Environmental reporting and risk assessment
http://www.woodheadpublishing.com/en/catalogue.aspx?catalogue=Environment&headin
CCEHBR: News And Features - Dolphin Exams Indicate Toxins In Environment
Dolphin Exams Indicate toxins in environment It s telling us something aboutthe coastal environment, and the message is all is not well, she said
http://www.chbr.noaa.gov/default.aspx?category=news and features&pageName=200409
CBC News Indepth: Environment
INDEPTH environment toxins in a Fragile Frontier CBC News May 14, 2004 Forcenturies, the Inuit of Canada s North have hunted.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/environment/toxins.html

Extractions: CBCCat = "Sports,News,Arts,Kids,Interactive"; Sports = "Hockey,Baseball,Football"; News = "Canada,World,SciTech,Local,Consumers,SpecialReports,Business"; Arts = "ArtsNews,Infoculture,Music,Books,ArtsFeatures"; Kids = "CBC4Kids,PreSchool,Teachers"; Interactive = "MessageBoards,Forums,Games,Media"; 03:42 PM EDT Sep 26 They're a concern to Inuit hunters like Meeka Mike and her friend Joshua Kanguk. Most of their lives have been spent out on the land and the sea. Even though there are two grocery stores in Iqaluit, Meeka and Joshua get most of their food from the land. They have no appetite for chips, pop, or chicken wings.
UC Santa Cruz Environmental Toxicology
How do toxins and microbes impact human wellbeing? environmental Health toxinsand microbes can persist in the environment and injure wild organisms.
http://www.etox.ucsc.edu/

Extractions: Environmental Toxicology: Linking Human Health, Microbiology and the Environment The Environmental Toxicology (ETOX) field concerns itself with how toxic substances poison humans and animals. Our program at UC Santa Cruz is unique in that we study living harmful agents, such as the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, as well as chemical agents, such as the metal mercury. The ETOX department at UCSC brings together scientists who use a multitude of approaches to understand diverse toxic substances. Our research combines environmental chemistry and exposure routes of toxins with the organismal, cellular, and molecular mechanisms of intoxication. Members of the department currently investigate toxins including lead, copper, manganese and mercury, and microbial pathogens that cause cholera and gastric ulcers.
Health Library -
environmental Illness. toxins in Our environment. Indoor air pollution. Indoor airpollution can affect you at home, work, or even places you visit.
http://yalenewhavenhealth.org/library/healthguide/en-us/illnessconditions/topic.

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