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Los Angeles Times |
This guy wants to end the world's allergies and asthma – with plants
Los Angeles Times Author and landscaping expert Tom Ogren has a solution: His latest book, "The Allergy-Fighting Garden: Stop Allergies and Asthma With Smart Landscaping," gives readers tips for planting a garden that not only is free of the most allergy-triggering … |
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Chicago Tribune |
'Allergy-Fighting Garden' plants solutions for those with allergies, asthma
Chicago Tribune Ogren says there's a lot more work to be done: He would like to see horticulturists develop pollen-free lawns, for instance. But he's happy to report victory on the home front: His wife's allergies are much less intense, and she has been free of asthma … |
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Care2.com |
Treating Asthma With Plants vs. Supplements?
Care2.com In my video Treating Asthma With Fruits and Vegetables, I highlighted a landmark study on manipulating antioxidant intake in asthma. The study found that just a few extra fruits and vegetables a day can powerfully reduce asthma exacerbation rates. |
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Asthma rates below average in US flexible foam plants
Plastics News The results indicated that the incidence of self-reported occupational asthma was infrequent representing less than 1 percent of the related worker population. Medically confirmed cases were less frequent. In fact, no medically confirmed cases of … |
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Feds say pollution from Midlothian industrial plants high enough to cause …
Dallas Morning News Air pollution from Midlothian's big industrial plants has been high enough at times to cause health problems, especially for people with asthma living nearest the plants, a government report released Friday said. Among the potential concerns: breathing … It's Official: Midlothian is Still Hazardous to Your Health |
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Air pollution at Midlothian plants high enough to cause health problems …
Dallas Morning News (blog) Air pollution from Midlothian's big industrial plants has been high enough at times to cause health problems, especially for people with asthma, says a government report released today. The draft report outlines risks from emissions of hydrogen sulfide … |
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Report: Coal-fired plants cause deaths, asthma attacks
Allentown Morning Call Coal-fired power plants owned by PPL and seven other energy companies contribute to thousands of deaths, asthma attacks and hospital visits, according to a … |
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 New York Daily News |
American Electric Power disputes study linking plants to 3200 deaths, 20000 …
New York Daily News Energy giant American Electric Power is disputing an environmental group's study that finds air pollution from the company's 26 coal-fired plants caused as many as 3200 deaths and more than 20000 asthma attacks last year. The analysis done for the New … Power Company Disputes Study Linking Plants to 3200 Deaths |
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AEP disputes study linking plants to 3200 deaths, asthma
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum (AP) — Energy giant American Electric Power is disputing an environmental group's study that finds air pollution from the company's 26 coal-fired plants caused as many as 3200 deaths and more than 20000 asthma attacks last year. |
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AEP disputes study linking plants to 3200 deaths
BusinessWeek By JUSTIN JUOZAPAVICIUS Energy giant American Electric Power is disputing an environmental group's study that finds air pollution from the company's 26 coal-fired plants caused as many as 3200 deaths and more than 20000 asthma attacks last year. Americans File More than 735000 Comments in Support of Limits on Carbon Pollution |
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