body burden वाक्य

The second step toward lowering human body burden is awareness of and potentially labeling foods that are likely to contain high amounts of pollutants.
The first UN Body Burden Forum featured UN Messenger of Peace and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Professor Wangari Maathai and UN Under-Secretary General Jan Kubia.
Residents living in homes with wood floors treated in the 1960s with PCB-based wood finish have a much higher body burden than the general population.
A woman can shift 20 percent of her total body burden of contaminants into her infant in the first six months of breast-feeding, Steingraber said.
The sodium salt of DMPS was found to be effective in lowering the body burden of mercury and in decreasing the urinary mercury concentration to normal levels.

The second forum, the United Nations Champions Body Burden Forum, took place in New York in May 2010 at the 18th session of the Commission on Sustainable Development.
Full Body Burden : Growing Up in the Nuclear Shadow of Rocky Flats won the 2013 Colorado Book Award and the Reading the West Book Award in Nonfiction.
Norberg, the Fisheriess Service marine mammal coordinator, said the high PCB level found in the orca might not be indicative of body burdens of transient orcas in general.
Robley D . Evans, at MIT, developed the first standard for permissible body burden of radium, a key step in the establishment of nuclear medicine as a field of study.
The Campaign supporters, like American actor Bryan Cranston, Indonesian environment activist Yuyun Ismawati and Peter Kenmore, Co-Executive Secretary of the Rotterdam Convention, committed to undertake testing of their chemical body burdens.