Station managers would not wish to push it much higher because that would take it closer to known debris fields and more of the space radiation that can be harmful to the health of astronauts.
The answer is that asset-price inflation can be harmful to economic health in the same way as inflation in the prices of goods and services.
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The regulations will require manufacturers of selected products sold in California to identify safer alternatives to a potential range of 3, 000 chemicals known to be harmful to public health and the environment.
Prolonged sitting can be harmful to your health because of the lack of muscle contractions and subsequent body movement.
Breakfast eaters are also 40% less likely to develop fat around the belly, which can be extremely harmful to your overall health.
While food is generally thought to be beneficial, the authors maintain that, if eaten to excess, food can actually be harmful, causing such health-robbing problems as acid reflux, obesity, diabetic syndrome, lack of mobility and, in extreme cases, cancer, cardio-vascular disease or even death.
Not to be deterred, the president then sought reforms after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that carbon dioxide could be regulated under the Clean Air Act if the Environmental Protection Agency concluded that it was harmful to human health and the environment.
Families must be aware that the water they are provided is harmful to their health and provides a catalyst for breeding mosquitoes carrying malaria and other transferable diseases.
While potentially harmful to humans, officials say huge amounts of the drug must be ingested to present a health risk.
At the same time, one argument made against reform--as though Congress' poor track record with other "reforms" isn't enough reason for lawmakers to leave it alone--is that with health care compromising 16% of gross domestic product, reform here could be particularly harmful to the broader economy.
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