By Dan DeBaun -
Flint, Michigan's Toxic Water Situation Will Persist for Some Time
Dan DeBaun

Flint, MI reached a head last month, but since President Obama declared the situation a national emergency, much of the US public is finally waking up.

Flint, MI reached a head last month, but since President Obama declared the situation a national emergency, much of the US public is finally waking up.

By Dan DeBaun -
Can a Mother's Exposure to Chemicals Make Their Baby Vulnerable to TB?
Dan DeBaun

A new study has revealed that exposure to hazardous chemicals such as DDT and PCBs can suppress a babies response to vaccines for tuberculosis.

A new study has revealed that exposure to hazardous chemicals such as DDT and PCBs can suppress a babies response to vaccines for tuberculosis.

By Dan DeBaun -
Arsenic Exposure Poses Increased Risk Infection & Respiratory Symptoms in Children
Dan DeBaun

New study reveals pregnant women exposed to high levels of arsenic more likely to give birth to babies predisposed to infections and respiratory related ailments

New study reveals pregnant women exposed to high levels of arsenic more likely to give birth to babies predisposed to infections and respiratory related ailments

By Dan DeBaun -
Sediment Contaminants: Tracking the Source of Erosion
Dan DeBaun

Sediment contaminants are a common occurrence but rarely covered in today's environmental discussions.

Sediment contaminants are a common occurrence but rarely covered in today's environmental discussions.

By Dan DeBaun -
Wastewater Treatment Plants Harmful to River Ecosystems
Dan DeBaun

The effluent released from water treatment plants is very often a source of a large number of contaminants found in rivers today.

The effluent released from water treatment plants is very often a source of a large number of contaminants found in rivers today.

By Dan DeBaun -
Households, Not Hospitals, Primarily Responsible for Drug Residues in Wastewater
Dan DeBaun

A recent study shows that most of the drug residues found in wastewater originate from domestic households rather than health care institutions as originally thought.

A recent study shows that most of the drug residues found in wastewater originate from domestic households rather than health care institutions as originally thought.