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Gunman killed by Police in Shooting at U.S. Mall on Christmas Eve

Dec 25, 2015

A gunman has been shot dead Thursday by police who responded to reports of a shooting at a mall in Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S. media reported. The shooting resulted from an altercation involving a group of people inside the Northlake ...

Tags: Gunman, Christmas Eve

Chinese Scientists Identify Mechanism Behind Smog-Related Diseases

Dec 17, 2015

Scientists from east China's Zhejiang University have for the first time identified the relationship between airway diseases and environmental particulate matter (PM). Scientists discovered that autophagy, a normal physiological process ...

Tags: airway diseases, PM

TV Series About Iconic Singer Teresa Teng in The Works

Nov 26, 2015

Teresa Teng in 1977. [Photo/Xinhua] Twenty years after iconic singer Teresa Teng died of an asthma attack, her fame is far from abating, and a biographical television series reportedly is in the works between Taiwan producers and those on ...

Tags: TV Series, Singer, Teresa Teng

Be Aware of The Bacteria in Your Mattress

Oct 19, 2015

Keeping your mattress bed clean is not always the easiest task, especially if you have young children and pets living in your home. The easiest way to answer the question about how to clean a mattress would be to try and keep it clean from ...

Tags: mattress, Sagging springs

EPA Is Recognizing Landmark Green Chemistry Technologies

Jul 17, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is recognizing landmark green chemistry technologies developed by industrial pioneers and leading scientists that turn climate risk and other environmental problems into business opportunities, ...

Tags: chemicals, coating, paint pigment, EPA, Hybrid Coating Technologies

A Rule Requiring The Sale of Rfg Finalized by EPA

Jan 28, 2015

At the request of the State of Maine, EPA has finalized a rule requiring the sale of reformulated gasoline (RFG) in York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Androscoggin, Kennebec, Knox and Lincoln counties in southern Maine. Starting June 1, 2015, ...

Tags: breathing problems, Health

A Settlement with Three Companies Did Not Conform to Federal Standards

Jan 22, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced a settlement with three companies affiliated with Shell Oil Company to resolve Clean Air Act violations, including selling gasoline and diesel fuel that did not conform to ...

Tags: Vehicle Fuel Standards, gasoline, Auto

Cork, Rubber, Vinyl, and Linoleum Are The Common Types of Resilient Flooring

Jan 12, 2015

Did You Know?Linoleum was discovered in 1855 by Englishman Frederick Walton who thought of it as an alternative to the expensive India rubber.If your home space is a center to juice spills, skateboard activities, pets, damp footwear, and a ...

Tags: Cork, rubber, vinyl, linoleum, Construction

EPA Is Taking Action to Protect Consumers From New Uses

Jan 9, 2015

Today, EPA is taking action to protect consumers from new uses and imports of the harmful chemicals Toluene Diisocyanates (TDI). These chemicals are currently widely used in residual amounts in the production of polyurethanes and consumer ...

Tags: asthma, lung damage, harmful chemicals, Health

EPA Announce a Major Grant Award to Public Health Institute in Oakland

Dec 17, 2014

On December 17, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Pacific Southwest Regional Administrator will announce a major grant award to the Public Health Institute’s Regional Asthma Management & Prevention, in Oakland, ...

Tags: asthma triggers, Health

New Type of Stairs and Traditional Stairs Both Have Advantages and Disadvantages

Dec 1, 2014

A new type of staircase has made its appearance on the home improvement scene lately -- precast concrete steps. These factory-molded stairs have a lot to offer in terms of ease of installation, convenience, and affordability. But how do ...

Tags: staircase, concrete, Construction

EPA Awarded Funding to Eight Organizations Throughout The United States to Protect Public

Nov 26, 2014

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded funding to eight organizations throughout the United States to protect public health by reducing exposure to indoor pollutants, such as radon, and environmental asthma triggers ...

Tags: public health, indoor pollutants, Protection

EPA to Establish Clean Diesel Projects to Reduce Emissions From Marine and Inland Ports

Sep 23, 2014

Today, EPA announced the availability of up to $5 million in grant funding to establish clean diesel projects aimed at reducing emissions from marine and inland water ports located in areas of poor air quality. “Communities ...

Tags: Diesel Emissions, EPA

Childcare Professionals Are Invited to a Training Course Aimed at Creating Healthier

Sep 22, 2014

PHILADELPHIA – Childcare professionals are invited to a one-day training course aimed at creating healthier environments in and around child care facilities, by EPA which is co-sponsoring the workshop. The workshop will be conducted ...

Tags: Child Care Professionals, Environmental Hazards, Service

Lake Champlain Transportation Company Will Take Actions to Minimize Air Emissions

Sep 17, 2014

BOSTON – Lake Champlain Transportation Company, which operates ship repair and painting facilities in Burlington and Shelburne, Vermont, will take actions to minimize air emissions and protect air quality. In addition, under the ...

Tags: Lake Champlain Transportation Company, Air, Service

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