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Never again? A poison gas attack in World War I. Wikimedia Commons

22 avril 2015

A century after WWI gas attacks, scientists must unite against chemical weapons

David Cole-Hamilton, University of St Andrews

A century since chlorine gas was used at Ypres, beginning the era of chemical weapons, controlling lethal agents is harder than ever.

Raghu Rai’s powerful photos document 30 years of tragedy. Raghu Rai / Greenpeace / Bhopal Medical Appeal

3 décembre 2014

Bhopal: how activists and artists kept this ongoing disaster in the public eye

Anthony Carrigan, University of Leeds et Clare Barker, University of Leeds

Unfortunately, it’s the 15th anniversary. … We want you to help, because in the years to come, we do not want to write another ad that says: “Unfortunately, it’s the 30th anniversary”. (Bhopal Medical…

You can still fish for fun in Sydney Harbour, but there are rules for how much fish your should eat because past tests have shown elevated levels of dioxins in fish and crustaceans. Peter Hindmarsh/Flickr

25 juin 2014

Book review: Poisoned Planet

Tony McMichael, Australian National University

The World Health Organization estimates that one in every 12 deaths worldwide is due to chemical exposure, sometimes acute but mostly chronic. This eclipses the annual death tolls from malaria, car crashes…

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Tony McMichael
Emeritus Professor, National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health, Australian National University
Anthony Carrigan
Lecturer in Postcolonial Literatures and Cultures, University of Leeds
Clare Barker
Lecturer in English Literature, University of Leeds
David Cole-Hamilton
Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, University of St Andrews