Newcastle’s toxic legacy: soil metals and hydrocarbons pose health risk
25 January 2017
Contaminating metals and hydrocarbons could be posing a significant health risk to residents of the industrial city of Newcastle Lead …
25 January 2017
Contaminating metals and hydrocarbons could be posing a significant health risk to residents of the industrial city of Newcastle Lead …
17 January 2017
Forty per cent of Sydney’s residential gardens exceed the recommended Australian soil lead guidelines City of Sydney and Inner West …
22 March 2016
A Macquarie University study has pursued multiple lines of evidence to bust the ‘miner’s myth’ that exists in Broken Hill …
17 February 2016
Australian children who are exposed to higher levels of environmental lead are more likely in early adulthood to show increased …
7 October 2015
High levels of toxic metals, found in and near mining towns, could be negatively influencing the neurological development of children …
13 May 2015
A new study has found use of lead solder joints in an above ground water supply pipeline has resulted in …
26 March 2015
A new study has found that while the washing of playground equipment in mining towns does reduce children’s exposure to …
27 February 2015
Dust with metals (arsenic, cadmium, lead and nickel) above state and international benchmarks are falling daily onto inner-city Townsville playgrounds. …
22 October 2014
The Faculty of Science’s community soil testing program, VegeSafe, has been highly commended in the Garden – Company category in …
17 October 2014
By Mark Taylor In the shadows of Broken Hill’s rich mining history lies a legacy of contamination and regulatory failure …
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