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Canadian retailer stops selling polycarbonate water bottles |
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Canadian retailer, The Mountain Equipment Co-op, has decided to stop selling polycarbonate water bottles and food containes due to regulatory uncertainty regarding the safety of bisphenol-A, an ingredient used in the manufacture of polycarbonate plastic. There is some concern that this chemical may leach into food and drinks stored in polycarbonate containers.
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Purifying indoor air - naturally |
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Plants are nature's air filters. To naturally purify the air in your home or office, place potted plants in those areas where you spend a lot of time. Good plants to use include bamboo palm (Chamaedorea seifrizii), rubber plant (Ficus robusta), boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata "Bostoniensis") and peace lily (Spathiphyllum sp.)
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To help reduce the incidence of mould in the bathroom, wipe the excess water from the walls and bath tub/shower base after each bath or shower. This will help deprive mould of the moisture it needs for growth.
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Caution urged in Mobile Phone Use |
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In recent months, the French Health Ministry, the Vienna Medical Association and Germany’s Federal Office for Radiation Protection have all urged caution in the use of mobile phones, particularly among children, due to uncertainty regarding their safety. Erik Huber, environment adviser for the Vienna Medical Association, is quoted by Agnes Muhlgassner as saying that “Scientists do not argue anymore whether mobile phones are harmful, but how harmful they are”.
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Discussion Paper on Mobile phone towers and public health trends released |
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In Australia, telecommunications companies are permitted to install “low impact” mobile phone masts without either council approval or public consultation. Hence, as well as being located on free-standing towers, these devices can be seen on the roofs of many shops, churches, and other public buildings.
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