Eating too much fish can raise your risk of mercury poisoning. Transcript of the Audio Podcast: Reeling in the facts on mercury and fish …on this CurrentCast. We all know the benefits of eating fish…it’s high in protein, low in saturated fat, and contains essential nutrients including omega-three fatty acids that promote heart health. But …
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Sep 24
Uranium Contamination on Navajo Land
When mining companies abandoned their mines, they also walked away from the contamination, leaving many Navajo people with undrinkable water. Transcript of the Audio Podcast: The fight to clean up abandoned uranium mines… on this CurrentCast. Navajo lands in Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico were once home to more than five-hundred uranium mines. But in …
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Sep 18
Estuaries
These areas, where fresh and saltwater mix, provide many economic, recreational and biological benefits. Transcript of the Audio Podcast: Where the river meets the sea … on this CurrentCast. Estuaries form along the coast in partially enclosed areas where freshwater from rivers or streams mixes with saltwater. They’re known by many names, including bays, lagoons, …
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Sep 15
Using GPS to Track Water Levels
GPS stations can detect drought by measuring when the earth’s crust lifts or depresses. Transcript of the Audio Podcast: A surprising discovery from GPS technology…on this CurrentCast. In the western United States, a network of highly precise GPS stations measure the movement of tectonic plates – collecting data about possible earthquakes. Scientists have discovered, quite …
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