contamination
Coverage of contamination in the Nexus archive.
- Popular eye drops recalled nationwide due to potential contamination
Thousands of popular eye drops used to treat red and itchy eyes are being recalled nationwide. The recall was initiated because the products may be contaminated, according to the FDA.
- Toxic site near South L.A. homes finally faces state cleanup order
A toxic site near South L.A. homes has finally faced a state cleanup order. The California toxic substances agency cited the location, stating it appears to be a major source of contamination. This contamination may present a substantial hazard to human health.
- More than 12 million eye drops recalled nationwide over contamination fears that could harm vision
More than 12 million eye drops are being recalled nationwide due to contamination concerns that could potentially harm vision. The recall is prompted by fears of harmful contaminants in the product.
- Buzzy NYC Michelin-starred eatery hid ‘B’ health rating – issued over food temp, contamination concerns
Michelin-starred New York City restaurant Semma was cited for health violations, including concealing its 'B' cleanliness grade from customers. The violations involved concerns over food temperature and contamination.
- Mass fish kill: Two years on, Periyar fishers await compensation
Fishermen in Periyar river are still awaiting compensation two years after a mass fish kill caused by contamination impacted their daily earnings. The government has been urged to address the issue and provide financial support to affected fisherfolk.
- Maple Plain boil water advisory: Pressure loss may have contaminated city's drinking water
A boil water advisory has been issued for Maple Plain due to a loss of water pressure that may have allowed contamination into the city's drinking water system.
- Millions of eye drop bottles recalled over contamination concerns
Millions of prescription eye drop bottles are being recalled due to contamination concerns. The drops are used to reduce inflammation after surgery or treat irritation.
- Lupin Pharmaceuticals is recalling 2.5 million bottles of prescription steroid eye drops over contamination
Lupin Pharmaceuticals is recalling 2.5 million bottles of prescription steroid eye drops due to contamination. The FDA classified the recall as Class II, indicating potential temporary or reversible health effects from using the affected product.
- Chemical fumes still detected at Gowanus school after installation of filter system
Chemical fumes continue to be detected at the PS 372 annex school in Gowanus despite the installation of a filter system. State officials have identified additional contamination seeping into the building, potentially originating from internal sources.
- Meta data center water discharges suspended for contaminating water supply
Meta's data center water discharges in Cheyenne have been suspended after a contractor contaminated the reuse water system, leading to environmental concerns.
- Recycling was supposed to work by now. Here's why it still doesn't
Recycling systems are failing due to contamination, weak markets, and a collapsed export system, with most recyclable materials never leaving homes.
- NAFDAC warns Nigerians as US recalls children’s ibuprofen over contamination concerns
NAFDAC has warned Nigerians about a US recall of Children’s Ibuprofen Oral Suspension, USP (100 mg/5 mL), due to contamination concerns. The medication is used to treat pain and fever in children.
- Some Gas-X sold at Costco part of nationwide recall
Certain lots of Gas-X sold at Costco are being recalled due to possible contamination. The recall is part of a nationwide effort to address potential product safety issues.
- Target voluntarily recalls some baby wipes due to potential contamination
Target is voluntarily recalling some of their Up & Up brand baby wipes due to potential contamination. The recall is being conducted to address possible safety concerns related to product contamination.
- Recovery of plastic from mixed waste boosts recycling rates but affects quality
Recovering plastic packaging from mixed domestic waste and collecting sorted plastic waste increases recycling volumes but introduces contamination and safety risks. Policies should enforce strict quality standards and invest in advanced purification systems for safe recycling outcomes.
- The secret underground system keeping the Grand Canyon alive
Scientists are exploring the Grand Canyon's hidden cave networks to understand how snowmelt becomes underground springs, aiming to protect the water from drought and contamination. Their research focuses on the underground system vital to the park's springs.
- Raaw Energy issues recall on dozens of products over listeria fears
Raaw Energy, a popular raw dog food brand, is expanding a recall of dozens of products due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, a bacteria that can cause serious illness. The recall aims to prevent health risks for pets and humans.
- Urgent chocolate recall issued over fears of contamination with deadly bacteria
An urgent recall of chocolate products has been issued due to potential contamination with deadly bacteria, raising health concerns for consumers.
- Chornobyl at 40: Settlers and horses survive Russian drones, contamination
Forty years after the Chernobyl disaster, survivors, returnees, and researchers describe life in the area despite ongoing challenges from radiation contamination and Russian drones. The article highlights resilience through the perspectives of a radiation survivor, an elderly returnee, and a wildlife researcher.
- The fungus that could contaminate Mars: Scientists discover spore that can survive trip to the Red Planet - and NASA's ultra-sanitised cleanrooms aren't enough to stop it
Scientists discovered a spore capable of surviving the journey to Mars, raising concerns that NASA's cleanrooms may not prevent contamination. The resilient fungus could pose risks to planetary protection and future missions.
- The fungus that could contaminate Mars: Scientists discover spore that can survive trip to the Red Planet - and NASA's ultra-sanitised cleanrooms aren't enough to stop it
Scientists discovered a spore capable of surviving the journey to Mars, raising concerns about planetary contamination. NASA's cleanrooms, designed to prevent microbial spread, may not fully contain the resilient fungus.
- HiPP recalls jarred baby food in Austria over contamination fears
HiPP has recalled jarred baby food in Austria due to contamination concerns. Police are investigating potential criminal interference in jars sold at Spar shops.