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Publication Created 04 Jan 2006 Published 04 Jan 2006

Topics: Environment and health ,

EEA Report No 10/2005

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Dioxin and PCP trends in mothers milk monitored in Sweden

Dioxin and PCP trends in mothers milk monitored in Sweden 1967-1997

Contribution to primary PM2.5 emissions in the EU-15, year 2020

Contribution to primary PM2.5 emissions in the EU-15, year 2020

Methyltriclosan concentrations in bream (Abramis brama) muscles from the river Rhine near Bimmen 1996-2003

Methyltriclosan concentrations in bream (Abramis brama) muscles from the river Rhine near Bimmen 1996-2003 Samples from 1997 and 1999 have not been investigated

Lead concentrations in childrens blood, and lead in petrol (tonne) sold in Sweden 1976-2003.

Lead concentrations in childrens blood, and lead in petrol (tonne) sold in Sweden 1976-2003. The children live in two towns in southern Sweden.

Change in mercury concentration in human and animal hair from Greenland

Change in mercury concentration in human and animal hair from Greenland

Polycyclic musks in bream muscles from the river Rhine

Polycyclic musks in bream muscles from the river Rhine In this case Galaxolide

Concentrations of most PAH metabolites in 1990/1992 were higher in East than in West German adults, but by 1998 East Germans had approached the level of West Germans

Concentrations of most PAH metabolites in 1990/1992 were higher in East than in West German adults, but by 1998 East Germans had approached the level of West Germans

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Filed under: climate change impacts, EMF, cancer, climate change consequences, climate change, noise, smoking, PAH, CAFE, O3, NO2, mercury, asthma, lead, heavy metals, REACH, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, SO2, POPs, particulate matter, human health, health, sulphur dioxide, childhood cancer, respiratory diseases, allergy, asbestos, phthalates, DDT, cadmium, PBC, UV rays, air quality, skin cancer, electromagnetic field, endocrine disruption, PM10, air pollution, ground-level ozone, polychlorinated biphenyls, PM2.5, persistent organic pollutants, neurodevelopmental disorders, health impacts, pesticides, flame-retardants, hazardous chemicals, nitrogen oxides, chemicals, lung diseases, dioxins

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