Pollution

Amazon tree-felling blamed for polluting UK rivers

Tree-felling in the Amazon rainforest is partly to blame for pollution that is plaguing UK rivers such as the Wye, a new report suggests. It points the finger of blame at soy which is imported from vast plantations overseas and used as livestock feed, calling this a “hidden link” to the poor state of many …

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One in five cardiovascular deaths in the EU, preventable by improving the environment

Environmental factors, such as air pollution, extreme temperatures, and exposure to harmful chemicals, cause around one in five cardiovascular deaths in the European Union (EU) — yet, these risks can be prevented. A European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing published today shows that environmental policies can protect millions of Europeans from heart disease and save lives. …

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Breathing Polluted Air Linked to Higher Parkinson’s Risk

A common industrial solvent still polluting U.S. air and soil may raise Parkinson’s risk. The findings add to growing evidence that long-term exposure to environmental toxins can affect brain health. Highlights: Industrial Solvent TCE and Parkinson’s Risk Long-term exposure to the industrial solvent trichloroethylene (TCE) in outdoor air may be linked to a higher likelihood …

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41 sq km of Southern Ridge in Delhi declared reserved forest to control pollution

Announcing the decision, CM Rekha Gupta stated that the government will now plant indigenous trees on open land within such forest areas so that the soil remains fertile and the environment is further strengthened.  In a major step to curb pollution and promote sustainable environmental conservation, the Delhi government has declared 41 square kilometres of …

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Air pollution is harming children’s eyesight

Exposure to lower levels of air pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter is linked to how well children can see without glasses. Air pollution may be harming children’s eyesight with cleaner air helping to protect and even improve their vision – especially in younger children, a new study reveals. Researchers have discovered …

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