Oceanography
Pink dolphin in Japan
The bottlenose dolphin in Japan is the only albino individual in the world currently living in captivity.
Melamine
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Articles about Melamine
9 published items.
Environment
Producing bricks from toxic milk to protect the environment
A city in southern China is considering the possibility of using contaminated milk powder as a raw material for brick production, to limit the risk of soil and water pol…
Medicine - Health
Chinese food counterfeiting technology
Jellyfish, eggs, baby formula, alcohol are sophisticated counterfeit items in China and can easily deceive many consumers.
Medicine - Health
Salted salted habits cause many people with cancer
Many families often use cans, plastic containers for pickled salt. But is this safe for users?
Medicine - Health
Eating the wrong foods dogs, cats are dangerous?
There are no official records of how many people have eaten canned food for pets such as dogs or cats. However, the question here is: Will eating those foods be dangerou…
Medicine - Health
Eating with a plastic bowl increases the risk of kidney stones
Utensils made of plastic (melamine plastic) have long been favored by many consumers, especially parents with small children, because of many advantages such as light, b…
Medicine - Health
USA: Stop selling more than 20 million chickens suspected of having melamine
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently ordered the suspension of selling more than 20 million chickens on the market because they are fed with melamine feed.
Food safety
Risk of poisoning from plastic chopsticks and wooden chopsticks
In mid-2013, authorities discovered a disposable bamboo chopsticks that contained levels of cancer-causing chemicals.
Science invention
Development of edible bio-batteries
US researchers have recently published a surprising discovery: developing a biodegradable and digestible battery in the human body.