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Bald Eagle Poisoning Deaths Continue In Area Of Maryland

"A once-common farm pesticide killed millions of birds before the U.S. government took steps to restrict its use in the 1990s and ban it in 2009. Since then, such poisonings have made up a small fraction of deaths among bald eagles — except in Maryland."

Source: Baltimore Sun, 05/06/2019

"Flooding Poses Potential Risk For 1 Million Private Wells"

"More than 1 million private wells that supply drinking water in mostly rural parts of the Midwest could face the risk of contamination from floodwater, posing a health concern that could linger long after the flooding subsides."

Source: AP, 03/27/2019

"Chemicals on Our Food: When “Safe” May Not Really Be Safe"

"Weed killers in wheat crackers and cereals, insecticides in apple juice and a mix of multiple pesticides in spinach, string beans and other veggies – all are part of the daily diets of many Americans. For decades, federal officials have declared tiny traces of these contaminants to be safe. But a new wave of scientific scrutiny is challenging those assertions."

Source: EHN, 11/27/2018

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