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Natural News Archive
Environment
Victory! EU bans bee-harming neonics
Hurrah! The European Union has finally stepped up and banned three bee-harming neonicotinoid insecticides – but there’s still work to do
29 April, 2013
UN report: human health threat from environmental chemicals
A damning new analysis has concluded that toxic chemicals found in a range of everyday products are a global threat to health
20 February, 2013
Cleaning products raise the risk of adult asthma
Chemicals and other substances used in many jobs can lead to a higher risk of adult onset asthma
22 January, 2013
Tracking toxic exposures – a major new EU initiative
EU scientists will be using up to the minute technology to track our daily exposure to toxic chemicals and their effect on health
29 November, 2012
Melatonin disruption by ‘eco lighting’ a rising health threat
Evidence is piling up that eco-friendly LED lights, used in everything from street lamps to computers, cause health havoc
12 September, 2012
Swimming in a sea of caffeine
Researchers have found elevated levels of caffeine at several ocean sites along the Pacific Northwest coastline
23 July, 2012
Environmental illness ignored in most medical training
A new international survey shows that medical students are not being educated about environmental illness
11 June, 2012
Nuisance seaweed could be a boon to human health
A newly discovered seaweed compound could hold the key to treating bacterial infections and inflammatory conditions like arthritis
25 May, 2012
Cut ‘avoidable’ food waste to cut greenhouse gases, say scientists
It’s something each of us can do − reducing the amount of food we buy, serve and waste could help curb green house gases
14 May, 2012
Cadmium linked to aggressive breast cancer growth
Chronic exposure to the heavy metal cadmium, found in food, water, cigarette smoke and cosmetics, causes breast cancer to spread
24 April, 2012


