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Outdoor
The Ice Is Enticing But Be Cautious
Ponds, lakes and other bodies of water have frozen over and people may be eager for the chance to go skating or ice fishing, or play hockey and other sports.
Is There Crypto in the Pool?
If you think the pool water is safe because it is chlorinated, you may be wrong. At normal chlorination levels, the dangerous waterborne pathogen Cryptosporidium hominis, or more commonly known as crypto, can survive comfortably. ...
Pools Still Have No Safety Drain Covers
It has been seven months since the U.S. Congress passed a law requiring public pool in the entire United States to be fitted with shut-off valves and safety drain covers to prevent entrapment of swimmers, especially children. ...
Gardening Safety
Gardening is one of the most healthful ways you can have fun outdoors and relax, be physically active, and beautify your surroundings. Your garden can also be a source of fresh fruits and nutritious vegetables. ...
Labels Shed Little Light on Sunscreens
Sunscreens may not be giving adequate protection against ultraviolet rays, according to a new report released by the Environmental Working Group (EWG)....
Regulating for Public Safety at Amusement Parks
At historic Playland Amusement Park in Long Island Sound, New York, the June 29 accident involving a 21-year-old park worker was the third death in less than four years, and amusement industry experts are not amused. It may indicate a trend in poor oversight, said some experts....
Stay Safe While You Have Fun At Amusement Parks
Now that schools are out for the summer, many people are looking forward to theme park vacations. Experts suggest that while you are making plans for some summer fun, it will not hurt you to arrange for some summer safety....
Dry Drowning Is Swimming’s Hidden Danger
A 10-year-old boy went swimming for the first time in his life in a pool near their home in South Carolina. That swim would also be his last. An hour or so after he had gone home, the boy died due to dry drowning....- Make Your Summer Safe From Poison Ivy
- Who Regulates Amusement Parks?
- Is Your Zoo’s Tiger Wall High Enough?
- Congress Passes Pool Safety Law
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