Sentence examples for high levels of dioxin from inspiring English sources
Inside the building a fine layer of soot covers everything, samples of which have turned up high levels of dioxin and other dangerous substances.
The police seized 700 more head of cattle from farms around Naples after tests showed abnormally high levels of dioxin in both the animals and the soil.
In Italy, inspectors found high levels of dioxin present in the mozzarella di bufalo produced in Campania, the region which includes Naples.
Two years ago, a Japanese study found dangerously high levels of dioxin in the soil and large amounts of heavy metals in the metabolism of children who work in the dump here.
Karel Pinxten, the Belgian agriculture minister, and Marcel Colla, health minister, resigned after failing to alert the public for five weeks after high levels of dioxin were confirmed by scientific tests.
The government authorised the sale of chicken, pork, beef and dairy products from farms that have not been proved to have used feed contaminated in January with very high levels of dioxin from a Flemish fat-rendering plan.
But those protesting the Shenzhen East Waste-to-Energy Plant — which will produce enough electricity to power roughly 100,000 apartments — fear the facility will emit high levels of dioxins and other toxins.
But was it proportionate to show footage of jars containing preserved foetuses with birth defects in a hospital in Vietnam to make the point about the health risk of exposure to high levels of dioxins?
The environment minister, Narmin Othman, said high levels of dioxins on agricultural lands in southern Iraq, in particular, were increasingly thought to be a key factor in a general decline in the health of people living in the poorest parts of the country.
So it was a blow when health authorities found high levels of dioxins, nasty byproducts of chemical manufacturing, in samples of buffalo milk from farms near Caserta, north of Naples, in recent weeks, and began a sweeping criminal investigation and the quarantine of dozens of herds of buffalo.
Now, on June 1st, two ministers have resigned over a cancer scare that could turn out to be as grave as the BSE ("mad-cow") scandal was in Britain.On May 27th the Belgian government alerted the European Commission to the fact that high levels of dioxins, chemicals that cause cancer, had been found in eggs and chickens.
