Sentences with phrase «still leach»

One is that plastics labeled as BPA free have been found to still leach low levels of BPA into the contents of the containers, even in cases of non-polycarbonate plastics.

Boats still leach toxins and bring invasive foreign species into the waters.

NPR discussed a study that showed most plastics still leach chemicals, even BPA - free product lines.

One study in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives found that plastic products advertised as BPA - free still leached chemicals with estrogenic activity — and some of these chemicals were even more potent than BPA.

Some are still leaching out of landfills.

Not exact matches

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

And those who have insurance are still being leached, by being penalized for using it.

Raw spinach is not nearly as tough as kale, but still benefits from a quick massage — better than blanching, with no nutrients leached into the boiled water.

After boiling, to ensure that as much of the goodness from the bones had been leached out, the little bits of meat still adhering to the carcase would be picked off and added to the stock.

For example, there can be considerable mineralization in the fall when soils are still warm and leaching rains occur.

we have no DM we have no game plan we still play zonal marking The club is run by greedy leaches who are only intetestwd in money

Still, to be on the safe side (because all plastics can leach) I keep these plastic bowls out of the dishwasher and the microwave I had to search high and low for these — they seem to sell out as soon as they're in stock, but you can sometimes find them at Target or Buy Buy Baby.

I can't believe they still use this stuff on the interior of tin cans and other places where it actively leaches into food.

The jury is still out as to whether polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastics can leach contaminants into our systems, but most reputable consumer advocates seem to think the stuff is relatively benign.

Because it's still liquid, the waste can leach into groundwater, creating environmental hazards.

The results suggest that for pumping, communities should still target the oldest aquifers, where sediments are no longer being deposited and most of the arsenic has leached out.

The maximum estimated amount of BPA that's leached out of plastic baby bottles is still well below the safe upper limit.

See, the thing is that, even though store - bought almond milk doesn't have the negative effects of cow's milk — the pro-inflammatory properties, antibiotics, lactose (which a large portion of the population is intolerant to, making it a common food allergen) and the calcium - leaching effects leading to bone loss — conventional almond milk still comes with it's setbacks:

I decided to avoid plastics altogether because although some plastics claim to be BPA - free, different chemicals may still be present and leach into your water or food.

The longer the legumes soak the more of the GOS leaches into the fluid and can be drained off for lower (but still moderate - high) FODMAP content.

Long lived Nuclear Waste, some of it needed to be burried and not able to all be reprocessed is still a headache, as it can, in certain cases leach into the water supply.