Arsenic Poisoning in Bangladesh/India
Arsenic Poisoning in Bangladesh/India: Is any of us already familiar with this site?
Arsenic
Arsenic impact on wildlife; human consequences
To what extent does arsenic in groundwater in places like Bangladesh impact wildlife an, consequently, humans? Do humans eat animals who have eaten contaminated plants, for example, and what are the consequences? Are species threatened by this contamination?
A Good Worldwide Arsenic Review
Arsenic: In Search of an Antidote to a Global Poison
Sorption of Contaminants onto Engineered Nanomaterials
Referred by Elisabeth Easley. New approach to arsenic removal using magnetite nanocrystals: http://cohesion.rice.edu//centersandinst/cben/research.cfm?doc_id=5100
Nano-rust + magnets removes arsenic
Please see this article for a new approach to rusty nails removing arsenic from drinking water. ELMO
Water hyacinth project for arsenic remediation update
The arsenic remediation project using water hyacinth root has been OKd by the California Department of Waterways. Don Condley, the Supervisor at California Department of Waterways, said wecould come out and work with their people to obtain hyacinth root They will be harvesting between November and March. Chemists Without Borders had planned to do this …
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Chemists Without Borders Conference Call 8-17-2006 notes
Chemists Without Borders Conference Call, 8-17-2006 1. Agenda1.1 Introductions1.2 Open Access1.3 Legal1.4 Funding1.5 Education1.6 Conference Presentations1.7 Arsenic Project1.8 Communications1.9 Vaccines & Medicines1.10 Personnel & Roles1.11 Unfinished Business1.12 Feedback2. Introductions2.1 Steve Chambreau2.2 William Doria2.3 Bego Gerber2.4 Rolande Hodel – in absentiaSteve, Bego, amazing confference… Jonson&Jonson just blew my mind – in a positive way – I’ll …
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Chemists Without Borders Conference Call 7-27-2006
Steve’s notes: Bego’s notes: Chemists Without Borders Conference Call, 7-27-20061. Agenda1.1 Introductions1.2 Open Access1.3 Legal1.4 Funding1.5 Education1.6 Conference Presentations1.7 Arsenic Project1.8 Communications1.9 Vaccines & Medicines1.10 Unfinished Business1.11 Feedback2. Introductions2.1 Steve Chambreau» See also: : Conference Presentations» See also: : Legal issues2.2 Bego Gerber» See also: : Funding2.3 Rolande Hodel» See also: : Vaccines & Medicines» …
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Chemists Without Borders Conference Call 6-15-2006
Chemists Without Borders Conference Call, 6-15-20061. Attendees1.1 Steve Chambreau1.2 Erin Orazem» See also: : Education Project1.3 Bego Gerber1.4 Stacy Don» See also: : Trademarks2. Legal issues – Steve Chambreau & Stacy Don2.1 AIDSfreeAFRICA2.2 501(c)32.3 Trademarks2.3.1 Search2.3.2 Register words2.3.3 Register hexagon2.3.4 Doctors Without Borders Charitable Education Recruitment2.3.5 Registration fees2.3.6 Stacy will create list of categories3. Feedback3.1 …
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More from Dave T and water supply in Africa
Dave: I was thinking that Chemists Without Borders could help with the decontamination aspect of the water that the Rotarians are supplying. The cooperative idea is a good one, especially the idea of a small user fee to reduce misuse. There are many things in your emails that CWB needs to consider before trying to …