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    US Steel Dumping Chromium: Citizens Fighting for Lake Michigan, and Drinkable Water

    Surfers and other beach users in Indiana are pursuing a lawsuit, hoping to make US Steel follow the regulations for chromium dumping in Lake Michigan.

  • Nitrate
    Hidden Underground Nitrate Pollution Threatens Groundwater Worldwide

    Researchers have quantified nitrate levels in the vadose zone worldwide for the first time, warning of potential for groundwater contamination.

  • toxic chemicals
    Scientists Unravel The Mysterious Effects Of Thousands Of Toxic Chemicals

    Scientists find that toxic chemicals can affect freshwater in far smaller amounts than previously thought — and that combined effects may be unexpected.

  • microplastics sculpin mussels
    Figuring Out How Microplastics Move From Mussels To Fish

    A pilot study by scientists at University of Notre Dame is charting the processes by which microplastics move from filter feeders to sculpin.

  • lung cancer air pollution
    High Air Pollution Lowers Lung Cancer Survival Time

    University of Southern California scientists find that lung cancer patients in areas with more air pollution see lower survival times.

  • Plastic pollution lines a beach. (Credit: Timothy Townsend)
    Ocean Plastic Levels May Be Underestimated

    Oceanographers studying plastic in the world’s oceans commonly go to one of the five gyres and sample the plastics there using a surface tow net. From there, they predict what ocean plastic levels are worldwide. But this...

  • Water sample from Newark Bay in Bayonne, New Jersey showing a mix of plastics. (Credit: Sandra Meola / NY/NY Baykeeper via AP)
    High Levels Of Microplastics In Waters Surrounding New York City

    Waterways surrounding New York City are full of microscopic plastic bits, according to a report by the New York / New Jersey Baykeeper. The findings in the report are based on sampling data collected by trawlers going...

  • A new app gathers data on worldwide air pollution. (Courtesy of Plume Labs)
    Real-Time Air Pollution Map Covers More Than 200 Metro Areas

    A startup company based in Paris has released a real-time map of air pollution worldwide, according to Grist. The map is based on data gathered from more than 11,000 environmental monitoring stations all over the planet. Plume...

  • Researchers look for the source of contaminants in the San Francisco Bay. (Credit: University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering)
    Scientists Consider Causes Of Increasingly Common Water Contaminants

    A study led by the University of Minnesota has found that there is a class of water contaminants present largely due to indirect human actions, according to a release. The contaminants in question are polybrominated diphenyl ethers...

  • Active sprinklers spray water onto Penn State University’s Living Filter. (Credit: Emily Woodward / Penn State University)
    Penn State’s Living Filter Site Of Study Into Emerging Contaminants

    Though part of their study was halted by Mother Nature, Penn State scientists gather valuable data on emerging contaminants in the school’s Living Filter.

  • The dye’s evolution as of roughly 8 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time on the first day of the release. It initially traveled northward within the surf zone, but behaved quite unexpectedly as time progressed. (Credit: Stephen Holloman and Nick Statom / Scripps Institution of Oceanography)
    Off California’s Imperial Beach, Scripps Scientists Lead Dye Tracking Effort

    Researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography are tracking dye movements off California’s Imperial Beach to develop forecasts of contaminant transport.

  • Microbeads are bits of plastic so small that hundreds of them would be needed to cover a single penny. (Credit: 5Gyres, courtesy of Oregon State University)
    In Areas, San Francisco Bay Microplastics Hit 1 Million Per Square Kilometer

    Researchers at the San Francisco Estuary Institute have wrapped up a study into San Francisco Bay’s microplastics levels, according to the Mercury News. Their efforts have uncovered shockingly high concentrations of the small plastic bits, reaching about...

  • The Smog Free Tower. (Courtesy of Studio Roosegaarde)
    Dutch Smog Free Tower Cleans Up Air Pollution

    Giving a new meaning to the words “fresh air,” the Dutch have introduced a Smog Free Tower that actually cleans the air in any outdoor environment where it is placed, according to Grist. The first such tower...

  • Air pollution over the Red River in Germany (Credit: Martin Fisch, via Flcikr/CC BY-SA 2.0)
    Air Pollution, Largely From Farms, Kills Millions Every Year

    All over the globe, air pollution kills millions, according to an Associated Press report on an international study. Unexpectedly, the most important source of air pollution in many cases was found to be farms. Animal waste and...

  • Microbeads are bits of plastic so small that hundreds of them would be needed to cover a single penny. (Credit: 5Gyres, courtesy of Oregon State University)
    Group Of Researchers Supports All-Out Ban On Plastic Microbeads

    Scientists from seven institutions say that outright bans on using plastic microbeads in products that enter wastewater systems is the best way to protect water quality, people and wildlife from their impacts, according to a release from...

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