Sentences with phrase «about leaching»

Nonetheless, landfill is a cheap method of waste disposal, and despite some of the problems it has encountered - such as concerns about the leaching of contaminants into local water supplies - it remains more acceptable to the public than alternatives such as incineration.

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If you are worried about leaching potentially harmful chemicals into your breastmilk, keep yourself healthy.

That's so strange about the leaches but so cool about the cabbages

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When working on a major reorganization of Emory University, BrightHouse enlisted Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon; he talked about how constant training can leach fear from the unknown.

What an enti.tled litle leach, and he still has the stones to complain about things he isn't even involved in.

I am looking at getting a Magimix and am trying to find out about whether the plastic used for the bowl is safe as one does hear about plastic leaching.

My worry is that boiling anything leaches most of the nutrients out into the water — so what about sauteing?

Plus, it's not packaged in a metal can that might leach into your sauce and in Italy (where it's made) they are much more restrictive about the chemicals allowed on garden produce.

LEACH: Whoever is your favorite running back, think about him with five yards of space in every direction around him and then tell me how good he is.

We now know about the dangers of plastics leaching chemicals, and I'm betting most of you can recall at least one melted utensil in an oven or sitting on the side of a pot.

They are hard plastic but I am wondering if anyone knows if they contain anything I should be concerned about... also wondering if the chemicals may have leached out by now they are over 30 years old.

-LSB-...] Submitted by PlasticLess.com Blog I just read a post on Eco Child's Play about tests that show measurable amounts of BPA leaching from «BPA Free» baby bottles.

-LSB-...] It's «Buyer Beware» When it Comes to Plastic Baby Products Health July 30th, 2009 I just read a post on Eco Child's Play about tests that show measurable amounts of BPA leaching from «BPA Free» baby bottles.

I would be cautious about any tube that is aluminum, as it would need a lining to prevent leaching.

Early on, with all the talk about plastics leaching chemicals into foods, my husband and I made the decision to invest in glass baby bottles.

These glass baby bottles are made from premium quality borosilicate glass, a BPA - free material, so you can feed your baby without worrying about harmful chemicals leaching into the milk — one of the reasons they're so popular among parents.

Cups — I'm slowly trying to rid my home of plastics that may leach into my family's food but don't want to be foolish about giving my kids items that are likely to break easily in little, clumsy hands.

The dish set is BPA free, so you don't need to worry about potentially dangerous chemicals leaching into your child's food.

On top of these issues, concerns have been raised about substances from baby bottles that could leach into milk.

Until more is known about the real dangers of BPA, choose glass or supposedly safer - plastic baby bottles offered by Born Free (made with polyamide) or Medela (polypropylene) so bisphenol A can't leach into the milk.

The interest in glass was triggered largely by a California Environment Research and Policy Center report that warns about the dangers of BPA, which can leach from certain bottles into breast milk or formula.

-LSB-...] in October, I wrote about the risk of BPA leaching into food and infant formula stored in tin / steel cans.

This shampoo is packaged in phthalate — and BPA - free plastic, so you don't need to worry about these toxins leaching into the product, which itself does not contain any worrisome chemicals.

For almost 2 years now I have written on this blog about the dangers of BPA from polycarbonate plastic leaching into our food and drink.

But they do raise questions about the accuracy of the program and the water authority's assertion that lead is not leaching from the aging infrastructure that delivers water to homes and businesses in suburbs across Erie County.

There are about 15,000 lead water service lines in Syracuse, the same kind of pipes that leached poisonous lead into the drinking water in Flint, Mich..

In light of Flint, Michigan, in particular, that really captured the public's attention and said, «how can we have a water system that leaches lead, that poisons children, families and an entire city and not know about it?»»

Grisanti claims that these overflows leach dangerous bacteria, toxins, pathogens and chemicals into recreational and commercial waters and the public has a right to know about them.

Manufactured without PFAS, PFOA, lead, and cadmium, you'll never have to worry about toxic chemicals leaching into your food, even if the pan overheats.

But we can leach the content from them and use them as abstract structures to reason about other domains.

Ordinary folks fear the CO2 will simply leak upward, worrying about CO2 mingling with water to form carbonic acid that leaches heavy metals and other contaminants out of the deep.

Dr. Mona Hanna - Attisha, a pediatrician, director of a pediatric residency program in Flint, Mich. and the first person to raise public concerns about elevated lead levels in the blood of Flint area children, talked about the consequences of sounding the alarm over her research that found Flint's water system was leaching lead into drinking water and making her young patients sick.

As Elizabeth Grossman reveals in High Tech Trash: Digital Devices, Hidden Toxics, and Human Health (Island Press, $ 29.95), her dense and damning book about the afterlife of techno - trash, much of what we cast away is improperly disposed of — regardless of our efforts — and ends up leaching toxins into the air, water, and soil.

We normally irrigate via drip - line beneath the top dressing, but about once a week or so, we spray the top dressing to leach some more nutrients into the bed.

She was diagnosed with brittle bones about six years ago, and her internist urged her to quit Diet Coke because the phosphoric acid in soda — both diet and regular — leaches calcium from bones, which can make osteoporosis worse.

That regulatory gap leaves consumers are in the dark about what chemicals could leach into the water from plastic bottles.

I like your post, which share about that how meat leach calcium in our bones.

You'll never have to worry about pizza sauce reacting with metal, leaching its flavor onto your carefully - prepared meals.

With our cookware's non-scratch surface, you'll never have to worry about depositing and leaching harmful chemicals into your food.

But think about it, you're giving up everything, i.e. dairy, animal protein (including what's leached from bones and marrow for soup!)

Yes, I think both occur and depending on how porous the plant is (think about the tough / thick skin on watermelon and bananas vs. soft fruit like berries) will determine how much pesticide leaches into the produce.

Well these bisphenols also mimic estrogen and they leach out, which is why you keep hearing about the dangers of plastic).

With the Kid Kanteen & reg; Baby Bottles you can stop worrying about chemicals toxins or strange flavors leaching into your babys water or juice.

The truth about osteoporosis, or weak bones, is that animal protein leaches calcium from bones.

Microwaving onions causes about half the flavonoids to leach into water and half to remain in the onion.

Their concern with chemicals leaching into their customers food, thus giving health conscious people (waves hand in the air) a safe alternative to plastic and aluminum makes me feel confident about their products.

You will love them and won't have to worry about plastic leaching harmful chemicals into your food.

Here's some doggy food for thought: The Harry Barker Bamboo Dog Bowl is not only made from sustainable substances like bamboo fiber and rice husks, it's lead and cadmium free, so you don't have to worry about chemicals leaching into your canine's food and water.

We are bombarded with fear - inducing facts about the countless things that can hurt our children — new clothing laced with toxic chemicals, off - gassing mattresses, pesticide - covered foods, lead - painted toys, bottles leaching BPA, and processed foods, to name a few.