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Never use a vacuum or a broom in the spill area This will break mercury into tiny drops that can go into the air more easily Clean up the spill or call a professional For large spillsIf more tha. I VAPORS:VAPORS: mother went in to wake Kyle up.Instead, she found him dead in bed,with a straw from the can ofcomputer cleaner he had inhaledstill in his mouth. One of Kyle Chemical Spill Response . and Clean-up. Chemical Spill Response . and Clean-up. Size of . Spill Determines Response. 3. 4. Emergency Notification. and Response. The notification and emergency response procedure for accidents and incidents should be written and understood by everyone.. . Plants. Ms. Gottfried . Most likely you have them in your pasture…. HUNDREDS of plants that are common in North America are poisonous to horses.. Very few green pastures have no poisonous plants in them.. Intro to Astrophysics. James Carroll. Elon. University. Craters. Craters are formed when . planetesimals. (comets or asteroids) collide with planets.. Planetesimals. typically have a speed of 40,000 to 250,000 km/hr.. Derry Stover. Office of Environmental Health Hazards . & Indoor Air. October 2011. Overview of Mercury. Why we use elemental mercury (Hg)?. Unique properties:. Liquid weight & density. Low vapor pressure & known pressure sensitivity. By Rebecca K. Fraker. Teacher Bulletin, 2010. Are daddy long legs the deadliest spider?. No, . that is a myth!. This myth may have been started because daddy long legs actually . prey on . one of the more dangerous spiders, the Australian . BY. Grant Mefford. Poisonous Dart Frog. Can be many different colors ; yellow, orange, red, green and blue.. Does not have ears.. Has four legs.. Eats insects. Can live 3-15 years in the wild. Only grows to be ½ - 2 inches. When Chemical Spills Get Out of Hand. Worker Right to Know Program. Also Known as the Chemical Hazard Communication Rule. OSHA/DOSH Mandate Enacted in 1984. WAC 296-800-170. Requires employers to inform and train employees about the hazard of chemicals they may be exposed to during normal working conditions, or foreseeable emergencies. methylation. . . Methylation. is how mercury changes into organic forms and this happens under water.. Introduction. The information our group researched is important because it tells us whether terrestrial or aquatic organisms have more mercury. Mercury can also kill many people. According to the EPA, mercury can be found in air, water and soil. Mercury is everywhere and it gets there by emissions from vehicles and emissions from factories, but the main ways are through . Forage-related Animal Disorders. Adapted from the (US) National Forage & Grassland Curriculum. http://forages.oregonstate.edu/nfgc. Primary Source: . Forages: An Introduction to Grassland Agriculture Ch. 18. Symbol: Hg. Classified as a heavy metal (in red). Volatile and is a liquid at room temperature (boiling point at 300. o. C). Natural origins: volcanoes . Toxic: as Hg (vapor); methylmercury. USEPA Maximum Contaminant Level: 0.002 ppm in drinking water. Kim Mullenix, Ph.D., Extension Beef Specialist. The Situation. Cattle and horses are grazing . animals. It is likely that animals will encounter a poisonous plant in or near the pasture . Most of these plants are bitter in taste and undesirable to the animal – do not consume in quantities large enough to cause a toxicity. Types of wild foods:. Green Plants: . Take a lot of Energy, not very digestible,. Must make positive ID !. Berries: . Service berries. Dandelions. All parts are edible. White and Yellow Berries: . Natural Sources:. Soils and rocks . Wildfires. Man-Made Sources:. Burning coal and medical waste. Manufacturing chemicals. Rain and snow wash mercury out of the environment and into oceans, lakes, and rivers.