Ború tourism delegation to undertake US promotion eturbonews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from eturbonews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Over 100 Georgia water treatment plants being tested for cancer-causing chemical Lindsey Basye, Andy Pierrotti
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Scientists are currently testing more than 100 water treatment plants in north Georgia for a group of chemicals linked to cancer and other serious illnesses.
It’s part of a massive water monitoring program initiated earlier this year by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division targeting perfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS for short.
The chemical compound is man-made and has been manufactured for decades to make products resistant to heat, water, and oil. It works so well, scientists nicknamed it the forever chemical because it doesn’t easily, if ever, break down.
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Rhode Island Explores Pair of Adult-Use Legalization Avenues
Gov. McKee unveils proposal in state budget; Senate bill aims for detailed licensing, taxing system.
Paul Brady | Adobe StockRhode Island rolled the dice twice last week to double its odds of enacting an adult-use cannabis program by April 2022. A Senate bill and Gov. Dan McKee’s state budget proposal both offer avenues toward legalization on the same timeline.
Senate Majority Leader Michael J. McCaffrey and Democratic colleague Sen. Joshua Miller introduced Senate Bill 568 March 9, which outlined the details of possession, taxing, local participation, home grows, social equity and retail, as well as establishing a five-member Cannabis Control Commission to oversee licensing.
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Francis Arnaiz talks about Sonny Jaworski s diverse skillset. (1:20)
The generation of sportswriters who covered his early PBA playing days called him The Big J. The more recent one christened him The Living Legend. To everyone else, meaning the rest of the Philippine population, he is known simply as Jawo .
Whatever nickname he goes by, he s a certified basketball god. And since he s turning 75, starting on March 2 up to his birthday on March 8 ESPN5.com will be publishing seven - it has to be seven - articles on Robert Jaworski, Sr.