Chemicals
Worker exposed to hazardous substance in Shlomi factory, Fire and Rescue units dispatched
The crews were dispatched following a report received by the Fire and Rescue Service's 102 emergency hotline of an incident in which a worker was exposed to a hazardous substance while unloading it.
Massive fire breaks out in southern Israel factories, hazardous leak ruled out
Massive fire at Haldia Petrochemicals' plant in India, several workers injured, local media says
Eleven confirmed dead in Washington state chemical accident, all bodies recovered
Bazan Group reports strong Q2 2024 results, announces dividend
The company posted impressive USD 96 million in adjusted earnings and USD 61 million in net income, announced a USD 35 million interim dividend.
Neglected sewage systems: Risks and emergency situations management
Importance of regular maintenance for public health and safety, risks of neglected sewage systems, and guidelines for handling emergency situations related to sewage.
Bazan Group reports strong financial performance in Q1 2024
Key financial figures for the first quarter include an operating cash flow of $149 million (before changes in working capital and tax) and the acquisition of fixed assets amounting to $25 million
You’re breathing potential carcinogens inside your car
Outdated flammability standard drives use of harmful flame retardants in car interiors.
This common chemical can be harmful for your health - study
A recent study looked at how PFAS affect heart disease, finding that they are hard to avoid and have a greater impact on young people, even with minimal exposure.
Massive blast seen in Iranian chemical production factory, fire breaks out
According to reports, the blast was so large it was seen from several cities across central Iran.
Dotz Nano to raise $12m. for carbon capture technology
Cleaning products spread hundreds of hazardous chemicals - study
The researchers tested both conventional products and “green” cleaning products and detected a total of 530 unique volatile organic compounds.
NASA's International Space Station is filled with chemicals. Here's why - study
A number of potentially harmful chemicals have been found accumulating in the air filters of the International Space Station. This is how they got there.
More products to be produced with less material, pollution, fewer byproducts - BGU study
With these findings, those reactions could become more efficient – producing more products with less material, byproducts, pollution, and energy.
