Site Specific Target Levels, ERM, 2006
Site Specific Target Levels, ERM, 2006
Direct and indirect arsenic release from soaps by unhygienic use in tubewells
Microorganisms have been implicated in the release of arsenic into drinking water involving bio-electrochemical reactions. Iron reducer has been shown to release captive arsenic from insoluble ferric oxyhydroxide–arsenic oxide adduct. Sulphate reducing bacteria (SRB) and Enterobacteriaceae may play a similar role by releasing hydrogen sulphide. The case of arsenic mobilization in water may be complex and varied. Arsenic contamination in Kanpur, northern India, 1000 […]
Studies of mercury pollution in a lake due to a thermometer factory situated in a tourist resort: Kodaikkanal, India
Opinion of Dr. Tom Van Teuenbroek on Occupational Safety and Health in HUL Thermometer Factory
Opinion of Dr. Tom Van Teuenbroek on Occupational Safety and Health in HUL Thermometer Factory
Indian Peoples’ Tribunal Report
On the Alleged Enviromental Pollution and Health Impacts Caused by the Hindustan Lever Mercury Thermometer Factory at Kodaikanal
Greenpeace lichen report
Study of mercury pollution near a thermometer factory using lichens and mosses
Elemental Mercury And Inorganic Mercury Compounds: Human Health Aspects
Global Mercury Assessment
Environmental Site Assessment Report. URS Dames & Moore 2002 – Part 3
Due to the file being to large to upload it in one piece, download the third part of the Environmental Site Assessment Report – URS Dames & Moore 2002 below. First part. Second part
Environmental Site Assessment Report. URS Dames & Moore 2002 – Part 2
Due to the file being to large to upload it in one piece, download the second part of the Environmental Site Assessment Report – URS Dames & Moore 2002 below. First part Third part
Environmental Site Assessment Report. URS Dames & Moore 2002 – Part 1
Due to the file being to large to upload it in one piece, download the first part of the Environmental Site Assessment Report – URS Dames & Moore 2002 below. Second Part Third Part
URS Dames and Moore report
URS Dames & Moore has been commissioned by Hindustan Lever Limited (HLL) to conduct an environmental site assessment and preliminary risk assessment for mercury at its wholly owned thermometer manufacturing facility located at Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu State. This follows publicity by Greenpeace and the Palini Hills Conservation Council after their discovery of glass scrap illegally disposed from the manufacturing facility to a scrapyard in Kodaikanal townsite.
Report of Dr P N Viswanathan for HUL
Download full report: