Smaller New Hampshire colleges work to keep COVID-19 cases low
Larger schools dealing with surges Share Updated: 10:32 PM EST Feb 21, 2021
Larger schools dealing with surges Share Updated: 10:32 PM EST Feb 21, 2021
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Show Transcript NUMBERS LOW. AND THEY RE DOING SO THROUGH SEVERAL DIFFERENT OUTLETS. SOME OF NEW HAMPSHIRE S LARGER COLLEGES ARE CURRENTLY DEALING WITH COVID-19 SURGES. INCLUDING UNH AND PLYMOUTH STATE. OFFICIALS AT THOSE SCHOOLS SAY THEY HAVE A HANDLE ON THEM. AS FOR THE SMALLER COLLEGES, THEY TOO ARE SEEING COVID-19 CASES. RIGHT NOW, SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE HAS 23. :03;10-:03;18 WE NEVER EXPECTED NOT TO HAVE COVID ON CAMPUS. THAT WOULD BE UNREASONABLE. OUR GOAL IS TO SIMPLY CONTROL THE SPREAD OF IT. A BIG PART OF THAT PROCESS IS EARLY DETECTION THROUGH TESTING. :02;32-:02;42 WE VE BEEN AVERAGING ABOUT 1200 TESTS A WEEK. THAT S ABOUT 90% OF THE STUDENT BODY. NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE IN H
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everywhere. But we still have no idea what, if anything, they re doing to us.
In light of this staggering accumulation of plastic particles in all environments on Earth, as well as concerning signs from animal toxicology studies, ecotoxicologists are calling for urgent investigations into the effects of microplastics on human health. This echoes calls from the World Health Organisation (WHO) back in 2019.
Commenting on the WHO report, University of Auckland chemist Duncan McGillivray explained there s no need to panic about the effects of microplastic, but we should not relax either – there are too many unknowns about how microplastics impact health.
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Sawant also said that Goa, India s smallest state, was wedged between the Western Ghats as the Arabian sea on the West, which left very little landmass for development purposes and urged the Prime Minister to provide relief vis a vis green laws and coastal regulations which govern smaller states.
Sawant also said that Goa, India s smallest state, was wedged between the Western Ghats as the Arabian sea on the West, which left very little landmass for development purposes and urged the Prime Minister to provide relief vis a vis green laws and coastal regulations which govern smaller states.