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Cancer in clouds! Your next trip to hill stations can damage your kidney, liver, lungs, and even brainA recent study reveals alarming pollution in clouds over Indian hill stations. The clouds over the Western Ghats and Eastern Himalayas cont...- Copper for a smarter you? Study finds this mineral may boost brain health as you ageA new study links copper intake to better brain function in older adults. Hebei Medical University researchers found that 1.22 mg of copper...
- Is your copper bottle doing more harm than good? Here’s how it could be harming your kidneysCopper bottles are popular for their health benefits, but excessive copper intake can lead to toxicity, potentially harming the liver and k...
- Protecting India’s electrical industry: Imperative for an efficient copper recycling regimeThe influx of low-grade scrap may harm manufacturing standards and pose environmental and health risks from improper processing.
- Do you need Tata Copper water, or will the extra copper cause toxicity? Hyderabad Apollo hospital doctor says thisDr. Sudhir Kumar from Apollo Hospitals Hyderabad commented on Tata Copper Water, noting that its copper content is too low to be toxic but ...
- Govt introduces compulsory quality norms for copper products, drums, tin containersThe Indian government has introduced mandatory quality norms for copper products, drums, and tin containers to reduce the import of sub-sta...
- Diwali: Ban use of all firecrackers, activist tells Maharashtra governmentIn a Facebook post addressed to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Environment Minister Aaditya Thackeray, activist and founder of NGO Awa...
- Holi colours carry heavy metal risk; can cause renal failure, blindnessExperts warn that Holi colours may contain heavy metals that could have a number of harmful health effects in the long run; the use of herb...
- 'Zero-energy' buildings in the offingThe US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has confirmed this world leading 7.6 per cent efficiency in a one square centimetre area...
- Toxic river water kills 100 nilgais in AgraAround 100 nilgais have died in Saurai, Agra district, after allegedly drinking the highly contaminated water of the Karvan river.
- Sterlite unit starts functioning under expert panel's vigilSterlite Copper Smelter unit, has resumed operations after the Green Tribunal's expert panel gave a green signal, officials said today.
- Supreme Court refuses to stay National Green Tribunal order on restarting Sterlite unit"It would be appropriate to wait for the judgement (of NGT). Let the judgement come, then we may see," a bench of Justices Gyan Sudha Misra...
- Supreme Court to hear plea against restart of Sterlite copper plant in Tamil NaduEarlier, TNPCB, on May 29, had ordered closure of Sterlite plant on complaints that it was emitting toxic sulphur dioxide.
- Industrial waste polluting ecosystem of Sundarbans: ReportIndustries located along the Gangetic delta in Haldia, Kolkata and its outskirts are polluting the fragile ecosystem of Sundarbans.
- Industrial waste polluting Sundarbans ecosystem: ReportIndustries located along the Gangetic delta in Haldia, Kolkata and its outskirts are polluting the fragile ecosystem of Sundarbans.
- Toxic traffic metals pollute airParticles of toxic metals, generated by cars, may not only contaminate the air but also seep under the asphalt and harm the adjacent soil a...
- Metals ride piggyback on stocksBase metals exhibited good movement on Thursday on the back of strong rally in the stock markets and a slide in dollar against major curren...
- Utensil manufacturers cheer fall in copper pricesThe falling prices of copper has thrown open a new market. The metal, whose prices has dropped by over 60%, is slowly but surely returning ...
- HC issues notice to Punjab govtPunjab and Haryana High Court has issued notice to the Punjab government for alleged supply of poisonous drinking water in some parts of th...
- Electronic garbage mounts in India as consumers snap up goodsIndia is piling up mountains of electronic rubbish as consumers snap up the latest gizmos and firms upgrade computer systems, raising fears...
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