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Pesticides,They are intended to kill and therefore control insects, plants, fungi, mites, rodents, bacteria, and a host of other destructive nuisances. More than 34,000 pesticides that are derived from about 600 basic chemicals are registered by the EPA for use in this country.

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Heavy Metal Wastes and Other Toxic Pollutants,owever, when their concentrations build up to higher than normal levels. The major sources of heavy-metal pollution are, primarily, the metals-processing industries, the mineral processors, the manufacturers of inorganic products, and the large-scale users of coal, such as the public utilities.

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Acid Rain,he past several decades the composition of moisture in the form of rain, snow, sleet, fog, dew, and frost that falls on the earth has changed drastically. We now have acid rain, acid snow, acid dew, and so on to complete the roster. If there is any one problem that has surfaced recently to affect our quality of life on this planet it is acid rain.

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Handling Radioactive Waste,B, 10; Chapter 7, C, 4-h, and 5-g; Chapter 9, B, G-9; and Chapter 16.) The handling of radioactive materials, such as spent fuel rods, or neutron thermal shields of nuclear power reactors, however, presents somewhat different requirements than are customarily encountered in the general run of materials-handling situations.

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