This could endanger the health of humans directly if the bacteria got into food.

BBC: Animals and antibiotics: the risks

The gases, the agency says, contribute to air pollution and may endanger public health or welfare.

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The pursuit of those sites that endanger public health is also a positive move by our leaders and will protect the American public.

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The law mandates that the EPA shall regulate any pollutant from motor vehicles or power plants that may reasonably be anticipated to endanger public health or welfare.

NPR: Supreme Court Hears Global Warming Arguments

Curiously, for their part, environmentalists expect to be able more tightly to regulate the oceans and to bar activities that endanger the health of their waters, flora and fauna, such as drilling and mining.

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Not only are residents often going without the crucial help they need, but the government could be spending taxpayer money on facilities that could endanger people's health, the report concluded.

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It concluded it would lead to an increase in flooding, and would endanger water quality and public health.

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In 2005, a New Jersey law took effect requiring health care professionals or companies to notify the state Division of Consumer Affairs of concerns or misconduct of health care workers who could endanger patients.

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One of Mr Gore's main themes of attack is likely to be that the Bush tax cut will be "risky" and will endanger the economic growth of the last few years and also threaten government spending on popular areas like education and health care.

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