Heavy metal pollutants are linked to genetic mutations, stunted growth and declining fertility among small crustaceans in the Parramatta River, the main tributary of Sydney Harbour, new research shows.
41443
Heavy metal pollutants linked to mutations among crustaceans in Parramatta River
164237
Wet spring could bring toxic algae problems back to Lake Erie
86088
Scientists announce discovery of new species
63004
Plant roots 'can purify dirty water'
68413
Air pollution can increase risk of developing cockroach allergy
61683
New study shows exposure to solvents may lead to health risks
146883
Lipsticks and lip glosses contain toxic metals
121672
Salmon researchers make breakthrough discovery
140984
Exposure to pesticides during pregnancy could lower the IQ of unborn babies
53875
Tiny fish larvae can drift with ocean currents and ``re-seed'' fish stocks significant distances away
166411
'Stench of dead fish has affected business'
109975
Fish bringing radiation to US?
17878
Genetic accident in sea provides new insight into diabetes:
155111
Researchers have identified common genetic changes associated with blood pressure and hypertension
127747
Plants may cluster the genes needed to make defence chemicals
171822
New genetic links to colorectal cancer identified
158509
Telomeres linked to infertility among men