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Pure Earth and Partners Generate Global Momentum During International Lead Poisoning and Prevention Week
Dec 16 , 2021

Each October, the World Health Organization (WHO) puts the focus on toxic lead during International Lead Poisoning and Prevention Week (ILPPW). This year, Pure Earth offices around the world participated in the global campaign by organizing a series of events.

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A Tour of Asia’s Toxic Hotspots
May 31 , 2012

Kids barefoot on a toxic field in Indonesia Recently, John Keith, Blacksmith's globe-trotting expert, led an armchair tour of Asia's toxic hotspots for a group in NYC.  An environmental engineer, John has worked on numerous projects in 72 countries and counting,.

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    Keeping Pollution Out Of Our Kitchens: <br> Pure Earth Advises US Regulators on Toxic Baby Food, Pushes Action To Protect Food Supply

    Keeping Pollution Out Of Our Kitchens:
    Pure Earth Advises US Regulators on Toxic Baby Food, Pushes Action To Protect Food Supply
    Jan 12 , 2022

    Take a look at what’s in your kitchen right now. Research has shown that a wide array of products, from baby food to spices, tuna and frozen pizzas, even those.

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    Pure Earth and Partners Generate Global Momentum During International Lead Poisoning and Prevention Week

    Pure Earth and Partners Generate Global Momentum During International Lead Poisoning and Prevention Week
    Dec 16 , 2021

    Each October, the World Health Organization (WHO) puts the focus on toxic lead during International Lead Poisoning and Prevention Week (ILPPW). This year, Pure Earth offices around the world participated.

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    Bangladesh: Communities Learn To Fight Rice Husk Pollution

    Bangladesh: Communities Learn To Fight Rice Husk Pollution
    Oct 18 , 2021

    Hot and toxic piles of rice husk ash pollute and threaten rice-producing communities in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is the world's third-largest rice producer, with 36 million metric tons of rice produced.

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