Sentence examples for mercury from the from inspiring English sources

Still, heavy rains and flooding continue to leach mercury from the ground into the river and its tributaries.

In 2000, a contractor's truck carrying mercury from the mine had an accident; dozens of people in Choropampa, a nearby village, were taken ill.

These findings reinforce results in other studies showing that more expensive tuna usually contains more mercury because it is more likely to come from a larger species, which accumulates mercury from the fish it eats.

Mercury from the experimental cottonwoods most likely stays in the atmosphere in its less dangerous form for a year or more, said Johan Varekamp, a mercury expert at Wesleyan University.

The administration's position is particularly untenable when the Environmental Protection Agency's own scientists concluded -- on the same day -- that strong air quality protections are extremely effective at removing mercury from the environment.

Based on greenhouse experiments, the early-generation genetically engineered trees planted in Danbury were expected to absorb mercury from the soil, then emit it in low levels into the atmosphere.

Regardless of the dose, the highest concentrations of inorganic mercury from both the alkylmercurials was found in the rat kidneys.

In the logistical model only mercury, from all the variables studied, was significantly correlated with the presence of ANoA (≥1 10) (Table 4).

But could it pull mercury down from the skies - mercury carried aloft from far away countries across the seas - and affect unborn and newborn children to the point of making them more vulnerable to autistic regression?

Walking through the corridor we observed 6.5 8.5 µg mercury per m3 and finally inside the repository we observed 10 13 µg mercury per m3 indeed indicating that mercury emits from the collection boxed to the indoor air of the building.

This could result in an increased delivery of the mercury from liver stores to the intestine for reabsorption.