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"Pollutants Long Gone, But Disease Carries On" [1]

"Exposure to certain pollutants early in a rat’s pregnancy can foster disease in her offspring during their adulthood as well as in subsequent generations, a new study shows. A wide range of pollutants elicited such lasting effects, despite future generations never encountering the triggering pollutant."

Environmental Health [2]
Health [3]
Pollution [4]
Science [5]
Public [6]
National (U.S.) [7]
Source: Science News [8], 02/29/2012
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"Americans Love the Beach, But Should Watch Out for Bacteria" [9]

"From sea to shining sea, Americans love the beach."

Water & Oceans [10]
Pollution [4]
Health [3]
Public [6]
National (U.S.) [7]
Source: Wash Post [11], 02/28/2012
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"H5N1 Bird Flu Infection May Be More Common, Less Deadly, Than Thought" [12]

"Mount Sinai School of Medicine virologists find signs of infection in 1-2% of blood samples screened, but most people didn't seek or need treatment."

Health [3]
Environmental Health [2]
Public [6]
International [13]
Source: LA Times [14], 02/24/2012
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"Bird Flu Study Publication Gets Go-Ahead After Security Check" [15]

"Bird flu experts meeting in Geneva ruled that controversial research on a mutant form of the virus potentially capable of being spread among humans should be made public."

Science [5]
Military [16]
Health [3]
Biodiversity [17]
Public [6]
International [13]
Source: AFP [18], 02/20/2012
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March 30, 2012

Bioethics Bootcamp: Finding the Must-Read Angle for Science and Medical Stories [19]

Science Writers in New York, The Hastings Center, and City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism present a unique workshop to help science writers understand and communicate advances in science and technology that frequently raise immediate or potential ethical concerns for individuals, institutions, families, and society.

Professional Meetings [20]
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Public [6]
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Technology [21]
Science [5]
Journalism & Media [22]
Health [3]
Region: 
Northeast (CT MA ME NH NJ NY RI VT) [23]
April 23, 2012 to April 24, 2012

Science Writing in the Age of Denial [24]

Explore the phenomenon of denial and how to address issues of science in question. The conference, at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, is small with a limited number of spaces. It runs one day with the second half-day a workshop.

Other Events [25]
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Public [6]
Topics on the Beat: 
Science [5]
Laws & Regulations [26]
Journalism & Media [22]
Health [3]
Environmental Politics [27]
Climate Change [28]
Region: 
Great Lakes (IL IN MI MN OH WI) [29]
June 20, 2012 to June 22, 2012

Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development [30]

The Conference will focus on two themes: a green economy, in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication; and the institutional framework for sustainable development.

Other Events [25]
Visibility: 
Public [6]
Topics on the Beat: 
Waste [31]
Transportation [32]
Technology [21]
Science [5]
Pollution [4]
Policy [33]
Planning & Growth [34]
People & Population [35]
Natural Resources [36]
Health [3]
Government [37]
Forests [38]
Food [39]
Environmental Health [2]
Energy & Fuel [40]
Economy & Business [41]
Climate Change [28]
Region: 
South America [42]

"Salad Industry on Hunt for Solution To Tainted Greens" [43]

"With the specter of past deadly poisonings, the food industry steps up its quest for clean salad greens, testing various industrial washes and other methods like ultrasound."

Health [3]
Chemicals [44]
Agriculture [45]
Public [6]
National (U.S.) [7]
Source: CHCF/LA Times [46], 01/30/2012
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"New Rules for School Meals Aim at Reducing Obesity" [47]

"Hoping to combat the growing problem of childhood obesity, the Obama administration on Wednesday announced its long-awaited changes to government-subsidized school meals, a final round of rules that adds more fruits and green vegetables to breakfasts and lunches and reduces the amount of salt and fat."

Health [3]
Food [39]
Agriculture [45]
Public [6]
National (U.S.) [7]
Source: NY Times [48], 01/30/2012
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February 6, 2012

AJC NY Presents Digging Deeper: The Fracking Controversy [49]

The American Jewish Committee (AJC) NY Energy Committee presents Digging Deeper: The Fracking Debate - Balancing the benefits of accessing shale assets with the importance of implementing effective measures to protect the environment. 5:30 p.m. with light refreshments.

 

Other Events [25]
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Public [6]
Topics on the Beat: 
Water & Oceans [10]
Technology [21]
Science [5]
Pollution [4]
Policy [33]
Planning & Growth [34]
Natural Resources [36]
Health [3]
Environmental Health [2]
Energy & Fuel [40]
Chemicals [44]
Region: 
Northeast (CT MA ME NH NJ NY RI VT) [23]

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