pollutants
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Dolphin Mothers Pass On Harmful Pollutants to Their Calves Through Milk, Study Shows
A team of marine biologists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, working with a pair of colleagues from the Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific, has found that dolphin calves born to mothers in the U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program consume milk that contains high amounts of persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
Latest Research Articles
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Pollutants from Old WWII Shipwrecks Are Poisoning the Environment, Posing Threats to Marine Life
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Dirty Windows Can Harbor Harmful Pollutants From Cooking Emissions
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Air Pollution More Prevalent than Desert Dust in Middle East
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Toxic Pollutants in Water Systems Increased Due to Frequency of Wildfires
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Exposure to Pollutant May Alter There Gut Microorganisms and Make Infants More Prone to Diseases and Hinder Brain Development
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Ducks Contaminated By Mercury Pollution Found to Be More Prone to Developing Bird Flu
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Data Reveals How Cargo Ship Pollution Actually Affects Fuel Regulations
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Pollutants and Other Environmental Toxins are Worsening Obesity Rates
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Researchers Discover Blowflies Can Detect Chemical Weapons and Other Pollutants
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Experts Mapping Out the Ocean Floor Unearthed Historic and Shocking Discovery
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Is Your Drinking Water Safe? Radioactive Contaminants Found in Earth's 'Pure' Groundwater
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NASA Spotted Mysterious 'Impossible' Cloud on Titan Again