Sentences with phrase «environmental contamination»

A transfer is not likely to happen anytime soon because of environmental contamination on the site and the presence of railroad tracks that prevent safe access to the property.

We don't have a huge problem with environmental contamination in that way in terms of the virus.

Environmental contamination from decades of use as a fueling station also adds to development difficulties for the base.

To reduce environmental contamination, infected cats should be confined to one room until they have cultured negative.

We also represent clients in matters involving environmental contamination and remediation.

There are also monthly treatments on the market that are especially effective for limiting environmental contamination and there is some piece of mind that comes with knowing your pet is well protected.

In terms of professional negligence disputes, these have included disputes over negligent surveys and legal advice, including environmental contamination.

Scientists there conduct genetic screening, infectious disease monitoring and testing for nuclear, biological and chemical environmental contamination.

This helps eliminate environmental contamination, and helps minimize spread to people.

I want to stress that responsible pet owners should always clean up after their dogs to prevent environmental contamination.

Finding a systematic link between local environmental contamination and such a wide range of health problems would be quite unusual.

We understand the nuances of the law and are familiar with how the various agencies conduct investigations and prosecute environmental contamination claims.

It is about paying for the remediation of massive environmental contamination.

Aside from fuel preparation, it may also find value in legacy waste treatment and for the cleanup of environmental contamination.

Served as trial counsel in the defense of underground storage tank environmental contamination cases in various matters throughout the Middle Atlantic states which typically involve claims for personal injury, property damage and Natural Resource Damages related to groundwater contamination.

Lüneburg researchers Prof. Dr. Klaus Kümmerer, Jakob Menz and Dr. Mandy Schneider recently published this procedure together with a related case study on potential environmental contamination by veterinary antibiotics in north - west Germany in the Chemosphere journal.

1: the action of polluting especially by environmental contamination with man - made waste; also: the condition of being polluted

Represented a leading coatings manufacturer against a putative class action arising out of claimed environmental contamination in Jersey City, New Jersey

Celeste Evangelisti has devoted almost two decades of her career to representing individuals, municipalities and public water suppliers who seek to recover costs to clean up contamination from the companies responsible — those who put dangerous products into the stream of commerce without ensuring they will not cause extensive environmental contamination.

Burton LeBlanc and Misty A. Farris, «Alternative Theories for Environmental Contamination Cases,» TRIAL (April 2008).

Columbus, OH: $ 5.6 million verdict for a man who developed testicular cancer as a result of drinking C - 8 contaminated drinking water (environmental contamination liability)

Mass Audubon urges that the final EPA permit make it clear that GE will be responsible in perpetuity for managing the persistent environmental contamination that will remain even after the cleanup.

So if the unit was pegged to mass, for example, that could change over time through environmental contamination, and we wouldn't know.

This book provides comprehensive research findings related to the environmental monitoring of radiation, levels of radioactive nuclides in various environments and dose estimation in residents after the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident caused severe environmental contamination with radioactive nuclides.

He also manages other environmental contamination cases involving chemicals such as TCP, TCE and dioxin.

For the people of Hoosick Falls who are trying to make sense of what the high levels of PFOA in the bloodstream means, the fact sheet doesn't convey the weight of the health risks detailed in published studies, said Laurel Schaider, an environmental chemist and public health researcher at the Silent Springs Institute, which studies the links between environmental contamination and human health.

Unfortunately, the introduction of cats to the Hawaiian Islands in the late 1700s has resulted in the widespread predation of unique native birds and broad environmental contamination affecting people and wildlife alike.

The EPA worries about environmental contamination.

3) Probability of environmental contamination during manufacture, use, misuse or disposal of such substance;

«Just because Bethlehem Steel and other sites have environmental contamination does not necessarily mean that that's going to leach into the water around Gallagher Beach,» Poloncarz said.

Please share what you know about past uses of the property and any known or suspected environmental contamination:

A protein found in some animals could lead to a new class of biosensors for detecting environmental contamination or airborne disease

Brownfields are abandoned, idled, or under - used industrial and commercial facilities where expansion or redevelopment is complicated by real or perceived environmental contamination.

Once the disease has become firmly established, environmental contamination makes eradication very hard, says Christina Sigurdson, a prion researcher at the University of California, San Diego.

«We're moving the research into environmental contamination now.»

«Evolution to environmental contamination ablates the circadian clock of an aquatic sentinel species,» as published in the current edition of Ecology and Evolution, can be found using the DOI: 10.1002 / ece3.3490.

Developed exclusively for residential real estate transactions, the report delivers information about a property and the neighborhood around it from a database of more than 23 million records including local, state and federal records of known environmental contamination in the United States over the last 100 years.

In severe environmental contamination fleas may persist for some time due to fleas emerging from existing pupae.

Experimentally, it can persist longer and be carried about when shoes, hands or clothes are contaminated with feces, but indirect environmental contamination is not how this virus usually moves about.

But Grigg is still hanging his hat — in spite of his own findings — on simple environmental contamination:

As do the numerous studies pointing to sources other than environmental contamination [5 — 7]-- vertical transmission, [5] for example, and possibly ticks [8]-- none of which Grigg and his colleagues acknowledge.

The aim is to bring academic discipline to the unresolved national debate, which pits an industry that denies any link between fracking and environmental contamination against those who assert that fracking poisons air and water with natural and man - made chemicals that can cause cancer, birth defects and other illnesses.

So it's no surprise that in his speech Thursday, Koch reportedly «dismissed concerns about pollution and environmental contamination raised with regard to fracking» and advocated drilling for shale gas.

Neonics are among the most widely - used insecticides in Canada, which has led to ubiquitous environmental contamination.

Firms such as Eco Reco are taking advantage of a booming but hazardous industry, where e-waste is usually dismantled by workers with little protection in recycling plants that have even fewer safety and environmental contamination guidelines.

Mr. Summy heads up the firm's Environmental Litigation Group, which litigates complex environmental contamination cases all over the country.