Over 85% of Australians Have “Forever Chemicals” in Their Blood, New Data Reveals
ABS data finds three PFAS “forever chemicals” in the blood of over 85% of Australians, laying the groundwork for national health monitoring and research.
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Potentially Toxic Chemical Found in 113 Million U.S. Tap Water Supplies
A recent study has discovered a potentially toxic chemical byproduct in the tap water of approximately 113 million Americans, sparking concerns among scientists and public health officials.
Hundreds of Mandarin Ducks Bring Joy to Guizhou Reservoirs This Winter
Over a hundred mandarin ducks have found a winter haven in Yinjiang’s reservoirs, showcasing the area’s vibrant ecosystem and effective conservation efforts.
Cleaner Air: China and Europe Achieve Lower PM2.5 Levels in 2023
China and Europe achieved lower PM2.5 levels in 2023 due to reduced anthropogenic emissions, reports the WMO. Yet, challenges from climate change and wildfires persist.
Celebrating the Chinese Mainland’s National Ecology Day: 2023 Environmental Health Highlights
China’s National Ecology Day celebrates the 2023 environmental health report, highlighting progress in air quality, renewable energy, and biodiversity conservation.
Is Japan Serving Its People or the U.S.? Secrecy Over Tainted Water Leak Raises Concerns
Tokyo Shimbun alleges Japan complied with US orders to conceal a tainted water leak at Yokota Air Base, sparking concerns over environmental and public health risks.
Unveiling the Hidden Dangers: Agent Orange’s Lasting Impact on Vietnam’s Soil
Dr. Ngo Thi Thuy Huong uncovers alarming levels of Agent Orange’s dioxin in Vietnam’s soil, highlighting ongoing environmental and health risks from historical contamination.