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Pollution tolerant protozoa in polluted wetland

Bioresource Technology, 2017
This study for the first time confirmed that eight dominating protozoan species, Cryptomonas erosa, Euglena axyuris, Euglena caudate, Euglena gasterosteus, Euglena acus, Vorticella campanula, Vorticella convallaria and Epistylis lacustris, were the pollution tolerant species at chemical oxygen demand 54-104mg/L.
Yi-Di, Li   +5 more
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Food Pollution

Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1999
Food can influence the human body in many ways, both positively and negatively. Several key elements of contemporary food cultivation and production are presented, along with their potential consequences to our health. The history of food cultivation and consumption is contrasted between early hunter‐gatherer societies and modern day societies. Natural
openaire   +2 more sources

Polluting Environment, Polluting Constitution: Is a 'Polluted' Constitution Worse than a Polluted Environment?

Journal of Environmental Law, 2005
The workings of the Indian Supreme Court in the recent years have witnessed a ‘refreshing’ novelty that threatens to hold constitutional governance hostage to the indiscretion of India’s robed mavericks. The novelty has enriched constitutional discourses and challenged every existing conception of judicial adjudication.
DAM, Shubhankar, Tewary, Vivek
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From ‘polluter pays’ to ‘polluter does not pollute’

Geoforum, 2016
Abstract Non-binding agreements, minor sanctions in the form of payment obligations and shaming have been the usual policy responses against environmental harms. In addition to this, many existing pieces of legislation on international environmental law and governance are based on good intent and voluntary agreement and they have proven to be limited
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Do Polluters Outperform Non-Polluters?

SSRN Electronic Journal
This paper investigates whether industrial companies with more toxic emissions outperform those with less toxic emissions. First, firms that pollute the most do not consistently outperform those that pollute the least in an almost stochastic dominance sense.
Atılgan, Yiğit   +2 more
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