hazardous materials

India’s energy strategy should be a judicious mix of coal, nuclear power, and clean energy resources. The share of coal, however, needs to come down.

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As organic food gains popularity for its health benefits, safeguarding plants from pathogen contamination is essential to curb gastrointestinal illnesses.

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The increase in cancer rates globally has been linked to prolonged exposure to environmental contaminants.

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The number of cancer cases in Singapore is on the rise even though the hazardous material was banned more than 30 years ago.

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Discarded aligners often end up in landfills where they take decades to decompose, releasing microplastics into the environment. This needs to change.

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While it has made progress in some areas, Malaysia’s daily waste generation rate is way above the global average.

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Regular stakeholder consultation is needed to address climate change and lessen pollution-related health impacts.

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Russia’s experience has shown that the technology can help in reducing carbon emissions but making it widely available will take time.

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Nuclear energy has been declining in importance as a source of power and SMRs will not reverse that.

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Navigating expanded nuclear power generation will require stronger and better safeguards while making sensible use of new technologies.

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Surveys over the past decade show that nuclear energy as an energy option is being increasingly accepted in Indonesia.

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