Titlebook: Dioxin, Agent Orange; The Facts Michael Gough Book 1986 Michael Gough 1986 agents.health.medicine

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Fabio Dovigo,Francesca Gaspariniese chemicals have contaminated, drink water in which they have dissolved, and breathe air containing their vapors. It seems even more unfair when children are exposed. We value children as our future; they appear more vulnerable than “tougher” adults and are very much less able to do something abou

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Jacek Wolf,Krzysztof Narkiewicz) under provisions of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). Farmers immediately recognized its usefulness for killing off broadleaf plants. They relied on it to control undesirable plants in pasturelands, thereby giving desirable grasses a competitive advantage. Rice growe

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Stephane Laurent,Pierre BoutouyrieCompared to this most tragic chem?ical plant accident in history, the July 10, 1976, accident at Sev-eso, Italy, which killed no one, seems, in retrospect, a tame affair. But it did not seem so at the time. About a half pound of dioxin, mixed in a vapor with much greater amounts of tri-chlorophenol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-91142-3lowing its seals than a stick of dynamite going off. Nitro grew up around chemicals. The United States government built a munitions factory there during World War I; later, a rubber products company bought and used the factory buildings. Then the Monsanto Company set up operations there to manufactu

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