Research Points to the Inescapable Dangers of Toxic Chemicals — Sperm Whale Study Even whales living in the remote Galapagos Islands appear to have been exposed to higher levels of
pollutants than those in other areas of the Pacific, despite the islands isolation from cities and industry.
Not exact matches
Other tests show that the level of air and water
pollutants in the
area is no higher
than it was last year.
That was part of the logic for why so many folks have been keen to make a big push on soot and
other SLCPs [short - lived climate
pollutants]-- the piece that Charlie Kennel, Ram Ramanathan and I had
in Foreign Affairs a couple years ago lays out the POLITICAL logic for action
in that
area as well as the new science showing that SLCPs are more important
than previously thought.
And a new study from Harvard and Syracuse Universities suggests that the EPA's plan could carry some health benefits by reducing more
than 750,000 tons of
other pollutants from coal - fired power plants, reducing the risk of asthma and heart attacks
in areas near the plants.