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Background imageContaminant Collection: Joseph Black (1728-1799) Scottish chemist

Joseph Black (1728-1799) Scottish chemist, born in Bordeaux, France, son of a wine merchant, professor of chemistry at the University of Glasgow, in 1757 he isolated carbon dioxide

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist

John Tyndall, 1820 -1893, Irish physicist and chemist, discoverer oft he greenhouse effect, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen

Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen, 1811 - 1899, German chemist, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen

Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen, 1811 - 1899, German chemist, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen

Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen, 1811 - 1899, German chemist, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, worker, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15.01.1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15.01.1992, QUALIDATA training centre, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, guest house, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992

Germany, Merseburg, 15 January 1992, coal-fired power station, Vereinte Mitteldeutsche Braunkohle AG, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Edison and Mr. Greenfeldt in a Baker electric automobile

Thomas Edison and Mr. Greenfeldt in a Baker electric automobile, 1910, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Alva Edison and William Billy Bee in Detroit Electric automobile on Edge Hill Avenue in Llewellyn Park

Thomas Alva Edison and William Billy Bee in Detroit Electric automobile on Edge Hill Avenue in Llewellyn Park, 1911, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Alva Edison and Col. E.M

Thomas Alva Edison and Col. E.M.E. Bailey in Bailey Electric automobile powered by Edison Storage Batteries, 1910, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, with his electric car, 1911, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Alva Edison displaying storage batteries of the power Detroit Electric automobile

Thomas Alva Edison displaying storage batteries of the power Detroit Electric automobile, 1913, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Edison and Mr. Greenfeldt in a Baker electric automobile

Thomas Edison and Mr. Greenfeldt in a Baker electric automobile, 1910, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Edison with his Electric automobile 1910

Thomas Edison with his Electric automobile 1910, together with Captain W. Langdon, Bailey Co. test driver and Frank McGuiness, Edison Co

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Alva Edison inspecting a Lansden Electric truck which used Edison batteries

Thomas Alva Edison inspecting a Lansden Electric truck which used Edison batteries, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931

Thomas Alva Edison, 1847, 1931, American inventor, with Detroit Electric automobile, 1913, digitally edited

Background imageContaminant Collection: Aerial view of Tiefstack CHP plant with borehole for geothermal energy

Aerial view of Tiefstack CHP plant with borehole for geothermal energy, energy, electricity, economy, power, CO2, 21st century, energy production, CHP plant, Tiefstack CHP plant, industrial plant

Background imageContaminant Collection: Aerial view of the Wedel combined heat and power plant

Aerial view of the Wedel combined heat and power plant, hard coal, coal-fired power plant, gas turbines, peak load supply, smokestack, ship, transport, coal, delivery, bulk, Wedel

Background imageContaminant Collection: Aerial view of a cargo ship in the port of Hamburg with a lot of exhaust gas

Aerial view of a cargo ship in the port of Hamburg with a lot of exhaust gas, emissions, smoke, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Aerial view of the Ledvice lignite-fired power plant

Aerial view of the Ledvice lignite-fired power plant, Czech Republic, Europe

Background imageContaminant Collection: Aerial view of Unteroder power station

Aerial view of Unteroder power station, coal-fired power station, energy, coal, hard coal, power station, coal-fired power station, Oder, Unteroder, Dolna Odra, energy, energy supply

Background imageContaminant Collection: Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, 1818

Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe, 1818, 1884, a German chemist

Background imageContaminant Collection: Biohazard symbol and virus

Biohazard symbol and virus. Computer artwork of the symbol for a biohazard (red) superimposed on a virus (blue). A biohazard is an organism or biological substance that is harmful to human health

Background imageContaminant Collection: Seabird rescue, contaminated Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) adult

Seabird rescue, contaminated Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) adult, being tube fed by people, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Background imageContaminant Collection: Seabird rescue, contaminated Arctic Skua (Stercorarius parasiticus) dark phase

Seabird rescue, contaminated Arctic Skua (Stercorarius parasiticus) dark phase, adult, being treated, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Background imageContaminant Collection: Seabird rescue, cleaned Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) adult, winter plumage

Seabird rescue, cleaned Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) adult, winter plumage, being released by RSPCA West Hatch staff after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Background imageContaminant Collection: Seabird rescue, contaminated Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) adult

Seabird rescue, contaminated Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) adult, being cleaned by person, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Background imageContaminant Collection: Seabird rescue, contaminated Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) being collected by RSPCA officer and loaded into van

Seabird rescue, contaminated Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) being collected by RSPCA officer and loaded into van, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea

Background imageContaminant Collection: Razorbill (Alca torda) adult, winter plumage

Razorbill (Alca torda) adult, winter plumage, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea, affecting waterproof coating and ability to float, Chesil Beach, Dorset

Background imageContaminant Collection: Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) dead adult

Common Guillemot (Uria aalge) dead adult, washed ashore after contamination from polyisobutene oil additive at sea, affecting waterproof coating and ability to float, Chesil Beach, Dorset, England

Background imageContaminant Collection: Industrial smokestack venting hot flue gases

Industrial smokestack venting hot flue gases

Background imageContaminant Collection: Medical waste disposal

Medical waste disposal. Nurse placing a used intravenous drip catheter into a sharps disposal box

Background imageContaminant Collection: Bacteria contamination, TEM

Bacteria contamination, TEM
Bacteria contamination. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a group of bacteria that have contaminated the growth medium in a cell culture plate


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EDITORS COMMENTS

"Devastating Consequences: The Aftermath of the 2007 Oil Spill in San Francisco" In November 2007, a catastrophic oil spill near Fort Point resulted in road closures and left a trail of contamination that would have far-reaching effects. Among the most affected were the seabirds, whose lives hung in the balance as they struggled to survive amidst the polluted waters. Rescue efforts were launched to save these magnificent creatures from certain demise. The sight of dedicated individuals tube-feeding a contaminated Northern Fulmar or treating an Arctic Skua dark phase adult was both heart-wrenching and inspiring. These selfless acts demonstrated humanity's unwavering commitment to protecting our fragile ecosystem. The Common Guillemot, with its winter plumage stained by oil, became a symbol of resilience as it underwent meticulous cleaning by caring hands. Each bird represented hope for restoration and recovery, their feathers gradually regaining their natural luster. A remarkable scene unfolded as people diligently worked together to cleanse a contaminated Northern Gannet from head to toe. Every stroke brought them closer to redemption, erasing traces of pollution that threatened this majestic creature's existence. Cream applied gently around the eyes of another Common Guillemot served not only as treatment but also as a soothing balm for wounded souls witnessing this environmental tragedy unfold before their eyes. It was an act infused with compassion and determination—a small gesture that carried immense significance. The RSPCA officers played an integral role in collecting these distressed birds along beaches strewn with sorrowful casualties like washed ashore Razorbill adults tainted by polyisobutene oil additive at sea. Their tireless efforts ensured no life went unnoticed or unaccounted for—each rescue mission becoming a lifeline for those on the brink of despair. As each rescued seabird was carefully loaded into vans destined for rehabilitation centers, there remained glimmers of hope amid desolation—an affirmation that even amidst the darkest of times, humanity's capacity for compassion and restoration could prevail.

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