Sentence examples for harm to humans from inspiring English sources

"We conduct a risk assessment that assembles all of the available science to determine if a substance is harmful or has the potential to cause harm to humans or the environment," he says.

Well, codling moths have been found to have no harm to humans".

Scientists liken PBDE's to PCB's, industrial chemicals that were banned in 1977 for their environmental hazard and harm to humans.

Without evidence of harm to humans, the agencies said they were not issuing recalls of any of the processed chicken products.

American officials dispute such reports, insisting that numerous tests on glyphosate have demonstrated that the pesticide cannot cause harm to humans or animals.

Even though there was zero evidence of harm to humans, Wal-Mart pulled BPA-containing products from its shelves, and politicians began talking about BPA bans.

They fear that sending signals of our existence could lead to visits from malign extraterrestrials intent on doing harm to humans.

Let's face it: whichever way the wind blows, radioactive emissions from Japanese nuclear facilities may cause serious harm to humans, other species and the environment.

"The potential hazards are based on animal studies, and to my knowledge we don't have real evidence of harm to humans".

The harm to human health resulting from nuclear power is tiny compared to other energy sources, principally coal.

Although genetically modified crops are now cultivated on over 70m hectares in 18 countries, there has been no evidence of harm to human health or to the environment.