WHAT DOES MINAMÁTA MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of minamáta in the Romanian dictionary
MINAMÁTA s. Complex of disturbances arising from the consumption of fish contaminated by industrial wastes containing mercury; mercury poisoning. (\u0026 lt; fr. minamata) MINAMÁTA s. f. complex de tulburări care apar ca urmare a consumului de pește contaminat prin dejecții industriale în care există mercur; otrăvire cu mercur. (< fr. minamata)
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MINAMÁTA»
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Statistical Reasoning in Medicine: The Intuitive P-Value ... - Pagina 101
(2) From the 1930s to the 1960s, a chemical company dumped tons of mercury into Mina Mata Bay in Japan. Thousands of people living around the bay developed methyl mercury poisoning through the consumption of contaminated fish.
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Multiple Analyses in Clinical Trials: Fundamentals for ... - Pagina 386
The victims suffered from severe neurological damage, that later became known as Mina Mata Disease. Symptoms of this disorder include tingling sensations, muscle weakness, unsteady gait, tunnel vision, slurred speech, hearing loss, and ...
147- COMPOSITION OF THE BESIEGING ARMY AT MINA-MATA, 1581 (Copies in SK, and series, VIII.) THE crushing defeat sustained in Hiuga by the Otomo tended to cripple their power even in central Kyu-shu outside of Bungo. Lesser lords ...
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Law in Japan: A Turning Point - Pagina 398
Eight of the plaintiffs had already moved away from the Mina- mata region before that date, and the Supreme Court held that they were not eligible for compensation from the governments. This judgment, which came a half century after the ...
5
Rowing the Eternal Sea: The Story of a Minamata Fisherman - Pagina 7
The tissue showed loss of cerebellum cells characteristic of Mina' mata disease. Hosokawa reported the results to Chisso executives, who ordered him to stop his experiments and keep silent.19 On October 7, 1959, the same day Hosokawa's ...
Keibo Oiwa, Ogata Masato, Karen Colligan-Taylor, 2001
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Racconti crudeli di gioventù: nuovo cinema giapponese ... - Pagina 300
"Hyógen ni chikara ariya", zentenkai eiga "Mina- mata no zu monogatarì" (Non sono io. Il mare di Shiranui. Il film "Racconto-disegno di Minamata", sviluppo di "Nell'espressione c'è la forza"), Gendai kikaku shitsu, 1981. Interviste e scritti: T. N., ...
Marco Müller, Dario Tomasi, 1990
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Story of the sea of camellias - Pagina 55
That we should leave Sakai-machi, by all means a decent and relatively prosperous area, for Drum Village, that epitome of poverty, suffering and death situated at the farthest end of Mina- mata, was already painful enough. That we should go ...
8
Know your genes - Pagina 132
This disaster occurred in Mina- mata Bay and the condition was subsequently called Mina- mata disease. The IUD and Copper Contraceptive failure with the intrauterine device (IUD) may lead to pregnancy with the device in place. The copper ...
9
Human Rights Perspective & Challenges: In 1990 and Beyond
result of environmental pollution were reported from the industrial areas of Japan in the late 1950's when scores of people died of mercury and cadmium poisoning and hundreds contracted the painful mina mata and itai diseases. Until then ...
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Bitter sea: the human cost of Minamata disease - Pagina 11
relied for their livelihood. Chisso refused to comply with Mina- mata-disease patients' requests for compensation, insisting that no causal relationship between the illness and factory effluent had been established. Instead the corporation ...
