Air Pollution Linked With Stillbirth Risk

Thursday, August 9, 2012 Air Pollution Linked With Stillbirth Risk Air pollution has been linked to a number of breathing problems, mainly in developing countries, and now a new preliminary study looking at pollution levels in New Jersey has found an increased risk of stillbirths among women exposed to specific pollutants. American Evacuated From Antarctic Outpost Miami Oil Spill Response Test Uses Fruit To Simulate Disaster Even Worse Outlook For Looming Storms Than Expected U.N. Warns Export Restrictions Could Lead To Food Crisis Should Parents Take Their Children To The Circus? BLOG POSTS Richard Kauffman: Seizing a Clean Energy Opportunity Around the world, countries recognize that renewable energy represents one of the biggest economic opportunities for the global economy. There are some in Washington, however, who think we can't compete with other countries, who think that we have already lost the clean energy race. Gene Karpinski: Standing Up for Science and Defending Our Environment If overwhelming scientific consensus wasn't already enough to convince someone that climate change is real and requires immediate action, just look outside your window. A. Siegel: Fascinated by Olympic Record-breaking? What About Record-breaking Climate Change? It is well past time to move our attention off the sports pages and to treat climate statistics with the same seriousness and passion as sports records. Lisa Belkin: Baby Beluga, And The Soundtrack Of Our Children's Lives Our lives have sound tracks. Music is memory. And when you become a parent your playlist is infiltrated -- sometimes hijacked -- by the songs your kids loved and the moments when they sang them. Michele Simon: Why PepsiCo Is Fighting GMO Labeling in California PepsiCo is the nation's largest food company -- and it is the top contributor among food makers to the "No on 37" campaign in California, a ballot initiative that would require labeling of foods containing GMO ingredients.

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