Sentence examples for endanger humans from inspiring English sources

It does not attack nerve cells; it is a chemical mimic of an insect hormone that signals larvae to stop growing, and insect hormones do not endanger humans.

Even if a closed national park in itself doesn't endanger humans, it will often lead people to take suboptimal alternative measures — like pulling cars off the George Washington Parkway up onto the grass at Gravelly Point because the parking lot is closed, or running through a narrow tunnel with speeding cars because a path is fenced off.

The study, which appears in tomorrow's Nature, is the first to establish an unequivocal link between algal blooms and mammal deaths, and it suggests the poisonous pathway can endanger humans, too.

Bäumler says that if his team's scenario is true, it suggests a new method for fighting S. enteritidis, which is difficult to detect: immunize chickens against one of the related strains with existing vaccines, and the birds may also be able to ward off infections that endanger humans.

Not only that, Lu claims, neonics endanger humans as well, accelerating Parkinson's Disease.

The Environmental Protection Agency confirmed today what everyone already suspected about the Gowanus Canal -- the beleaguered waterway is rife with a stew of cancer-causing chemicals and toxins that can endanger humans, animals, and the environment.

Stopping these practices and adapting more humane and sustainable livestock production will give us meat that won't endanger human health while reducing harm to the environment.

Many Democrats say the new rules will roll back clean air standards and endanger human health.

How can studies that endanger human subjects attract so little scrutiny?

It ruled that greenhouse gas emissions from aircraft endanger human health and welfare.

Thanks to a new finding by biologist Ram Sasisekharan, the bird flu virus may not endanger human life.