Most psychiatric studies that could pose hazards for human volunteers will soon face additional scrutiny before they win federal funding.
These emissions could pose hazards, especially to people living close to the incinerator; compounds of toxic heavy metals such as lead, chromium and cadmium are present in some plastic products as stabilizers and pigments, and these elements tend to end up concentrated in the ash.
This residue, the researchers said, could pose a hazard for young children, who spend much time on the floor and explore things by mouth.
The 445 hoverboards with a suggested retail price of $170,000 had counterfeit "Samsung" trademarks and fake batteries that could pose a hazard to riders, according to the CPB.
Fortuño noted that the radio astronomy and radar capabilities of the facility are critical to detection and tracking of near-Earth objects (NEOs), including asteroids that could pose a hazard of catastrophic destruction and loss of life.
But Greenpeace and dozens of farm and environmental organizations warned the E.P.A. in our 1997 legal petition about studies showing that genetically engineered crops could pose a hazard to non-target organisms like beneficial insects.
The fuel tank aboard the satellite was believed strong enough to survive the fiery re-entry through the atmosphere, and officials expressed concerns that the toxic fuel could pose a hazard to populated areas.
But the office in charge of solid waste wants the former landfill manicured periodically so it can be inspected for gas leaks and other malfunctions that could pose a hazard.
The judge also said it was implausible that SeaWorld — the leader in the training of killer whales — did not know, as it had claimed, that the orcas could pose a hazard to employees.
Other local residents and waterfront merchants have called the Railroad Pier a dangerous and inappropriate place to dock an aging fireboat that could pose a hazard — it could sink, leak fuel or oil, or become ripped free during a severe storm.
Throughout the process of getting the waste from neighborhoods to landfill, the Army Corps of Engineers, contractors and city sanitation workers were also looking to pull out everyday objects that could pose a hazard in landfills, like propane tanks or mercury-containing tubes from older television sets.
