Some species of cyanobacteria produce toxins that can cause health problems in humans and animals if exposed to large enough quantities, according to health officials.

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Violent crime fell by 3 percent nationwide last year, according to FBI data released on Monday. That includes substantial ...

This work presents a spatial and temporal distribution of tributyltin (TBT) and TBT pollution assessment of the Croatian ...

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Learn to upcycle glass jars by adding designs with glass paint. For ages 12-18 ... 320 Main St., Longmont. Taste samples ...

Most Iowans oppose the state’s 6-week abortion ban, results show in the first Iowa Poll since the state Supreme Court ruled ...

The Environmental Protection Authority has lifted the abatement notice it served on the owners of a private dump near ...

To celebrate the opening of its newest exhibit, Mint to Museum, the Nevada State Museum presents "The Legacy of the Carson City Mint," a Frances Humphrey Lecture delivered by History Curator Emeritus ...

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Half of children in low- and middle-income countries have concerning levels of lead in their blood. Now, UNICEF and USAID are taking on the issue with a $150 million global initiative.