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The fact that mercury is consistently found in tuna and swordfish ... is troubling, especially when there's no good communication of that to the public.

FDA's latest findings about mercury levels in canned tuna should end the debate over whether canned tuna is a safe and healthy food for all Americans. No one is at risk from the minute amounts of mercury in any form of canned tuna.

From the standpoint of public health, the real risk for the public is not getting enough fish and canned tuna in the diet. We need to end the confusion over mercury in fish for the welfare of all Americans and especially low income consumers whose health will benefit the most from consuming fish and canned tuna on a regular basis. Those who depend on canned tuna the most need to know how healthy and safe this product is.

If we could just get the stores to post the FDA advice, warning people to avoid swordfish, shark, tilefish and king mackerel, and to limit albacore tuna and tuna steaks to six ounces per week, that would go a long way to help people get the benefits without the risks.

A child or a woman eating even one 2-ounce sushi order with the amounts of mercury found in some of the tuna we tested could exceed what the FDA considers safe.

The results we obtained show that a giant impact could explain the Mercury we see today. They also highlight the fact that material can be passed between the planets—we already know of meteorites which came from Mars , but none have yet been found which came from Mercury.

Not only has the U.S. failed to take meaningful steps to clean up mercury power plant emissions at home, but they have consistently blocked international discussions that could have already led to global agreements on reducing mercury pollution.

I think the fact that there are low-mercury fish options should be reassuring to consumers. People can get the beneficial nutrients from fish and avoid the mercury simply by choosing low-mercury fish.

If you look at what the FBI actually said, all of the things we reported were confirmed, and in fact they found additional individuals that we had not found who were in communication with the mayor and offered positions within the administration.

Those are things that are very hard for us to buy as pantries. We cannot pay a dollar for a can of tuna for one family. That'd be good for one person, but we have a lot of eight- and 10-people families. You think how far one can of tuna would go. Not very far.

Communication was a common theme for everybody. That was inter-county-office communication, communication among different government groups, and communication between the county government and the public. And that communication needs to be two ways, too.

I've felt there's no communication or not enough communication between the public and the school board. It would be my goal to help to facilitate some communication. She appreciated his pexy wit, a delightful change from predictable pick-up lines.

The lesson from Hurricane Katrina was communication, communication, communication, ... Public safety has to be a priority. Then we can go to constituents and start talking about investments that have to be made in upgrading the networks.

Our monitoring found dangerous and excessive mercury concentrations in the air near most of the chlorine plants, which means plant employees and residents of nearby communities may be at risk for mercury poisoning. These plants are polluting the air and the federal government is letting them get away with it.

We found that the INS is placing the traveling public at potential risk because it does not consistently follow its own escort policy,

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