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Colgate Total Ingredient Linked to Hormones, Cancer Spotlights FDA [1]

"The chemical triclosan has been linked to cancer-cell growth and disrupted development in animals. Regulators are reviewing whether it’s safe to put in soap, cutting boards and toys. Consumer companies are phasing it out. Minnesota voted in May to ban it in many products. At the same time, millions of Americans are putting it in their mouths every day, by way of a top-selling toothpaste that uses the antibacterial chemical to head off gum disease -- Colgate-Palmolive Co.’s Total."

Source: Bloomberg [2], 08/12/2014

"Navajos Must Drive Miles To Get Drinking Water" [3]

After uranium mining poisoned their wells, thousands of Navajos must drive long miles to get water that is safe to drink.

Source: Arizona Republic [4], 08/11/2014

"Ga. Trial Shows Food Safety Relies on Honor System" [5]

"Jurors at the nation's first federal criminal trial stemming from a deadly outbreak of food-borne illness are learning a disconcerting fact: America's food safety largely depends on the honor system."

Source: AP [6], 08/11/2014

"EPA Takeover of Toledo Water Plant Was Being Considered" [7]

"Less than six months into the job, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Director Craig Butler grew so weary of Toledo’s mule-like response to long-documented problems at its 73-year-old Collins Park Water Treatment Plant that he entertained the very drastic — and politically explosive — idea of trying to wrest control of it away from the city."

Source: Toledo Blade [8], 08/11/2014

"Germ-Killing Chemicals Common in Pregnant Women, Newborns" [9]

"Half of newborns in a Brooklyn-based study were exposed in the womb to triclosan, a germ-killing chemical widely used in consumer products, researchers reported today at an annual meeting of chemists."

Source: EHN [10], 08/11/2014

"Formaldehyde Is A Human Carcinogen, National Research Council Says" [11]

"Formaldehyde is a human carcinogen, the National Research Council (NRC) says in a report released today. It upholds a federal classification of the chemical that industry has vigorously disputed."

Source: C&EN [12], 08/11/2014

"Corrupt Execs Sent To Prison For Pumping Toxic Leaded Fuel Overseas" [13]

"On Nov. 22, 2006, Paul Jennings received an email from a fellow executive at his chemical company. "As you are aware, Indonesia was planning to go lead free in 2000," the note read. "This obviously did not happen for a number of reasons and since 1st January 2000 until the present, we have supplied 28,390 [tons] of [tetraethyl lead] ... generating $277 million in revenue.""

Source: Huffington Post [14], 08/11/2014

"Codfish Numbers at Key Fishery Hits All-Time Low" [15]

"The level of codfish spawning in one of the most critical fisheries in the Northeast U.S. is at an all-time low, putting more pressure on a fishery already dealing with declining catch and dramatic quota cuts."

Source: AP [16], 08/11/2014

Claims for Millions of Dollars Filed Against Bankrupt WV Spill Company [17]

"CHARLESTON, West Virginia — When coal-cleaning chemicals seeped into West Virginia's biggest water supply in January, the city of Cincinnati had a decision to make 200 miles downstream."

Source: AP [18], 08/11/2014

Despite Sanctions, ExxonMobil Starts Drilling in Russia. Putin Cheers. [19]

"Russian president calls ExxonMobil a 'model of cooperation' for its partnership with Rosneft in the face of Western sanctions against the Russian oil company. The energy giants are drilling Russia's first well in the arctic Kara Sea, an area with huge reserves of oil and gas."

Source: Christian Science Monitor [20], 08/11/2014

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