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Gallo Glass Company Slams California EPA Arsenic Lawsuit
2015-03-09 15:54:00| Waste Age
<a href="http://www.beveragedaily.com/">BeverageDaily.com</a> Gallo Glass Company, which is facing a lawsuit filed by California's Environmental Protection Agency for allegedly using hazardous dust waste containing arsenic and lead in the manufacture of wine bottles up to 2014, has slammed the agency for filing an irresponsible complaint. read more
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Nuclear waste, arsenic at SC coal plant raise concern
2015-03-07 19:51:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
State: Just a few hundred yards from Lake Robinson lies an old waste pond that, until this year, was among the least of Duke Energys worries in the Carolinas. The pond had virtually dried up and, as coal ash basins go, didnt appear to present the same threat to groundwater, rivers or lakes that other ash basins do, environmentalists say. But documents that have surfaced recently show the unlined 55-acre basin has leaked arsenic and it has the unusual legacy of being a dump site for low-level nuclear...
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02.04.15 -- Natural Breakdown Of Petroleum Underground Can Lace Arsenic Into Groundwater
2015-02-03 07:00:02| chemicalonline Home Page
02/04/15Chemical Online Newsletter
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Natural Breakdown Of Petroleum Underground Can Lace Arsenic Into Groundwater
2015-01-27 04:23:43| oilandgasonline Home Page
In a long-term field study, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and Virginia Tech scientists have found that changes in geochemistry from the natural breakdown of petroleum hydrocarbons underground can promote the chemical release (mobilization) of naturally occurring arsenic into groundwater.
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Natural Breakdown Of Petroleum Underground Can Lace Arsenic Into Groundwater
2015-01-27 04:23:43| chemicalonline Home Page
In a long-term field study, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and Virginia Tech scientists have found that changes in geochemistry from the natural breakdown of petroleum hydrocarbons underground can promote the chemical release (mobilization) of naturally occurring arsenic into groundwater.
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