speculate that the Food and Drug Administration's prominent 2001 mercury in fish advisory may have harmed public health. Lower … mercury intakes reduce neurological toxicity risks. However, since seafood is the predominant dietary source of healthful …-parametric changes-in-changes approach. We find strong evidence that while the advisory reduced mercury loadings, it did so at the …

Mercury exposure has emerged as one of the most prominent environmental health and food safety concerns. The primary … advisory reduce mercury exposure to at-risk groups? We find that consumers most likely to be aware of and understand the …. Disturbingly, we do not find a response to the mercury advisory among the relatively large group of at-risk households which met …

individuals who cause it. For instance, urban fuel consumers generate greater pollution damages compared to rural consumers, but …

This paper examines the causal effects of air pollution on the household consumption of water and electricity in … Singapore. Using the transboundary haze pollution caused by forest fires in Indonesia as an exogenous shock, we find that … efforts in mitigating health risks associated with air pollution. Moreover, the analysis of social media data shows that the …

pollution. I access longitudinal data for Singapore, a newly affluent Asian city nation and arguably a harbinger of what is to … air conditioning, with widely varying particle pollution. Overall, residential electricity demand overall grows by 1 ….1% when PM2.5 rises by 10 ug/m3. I compare the pollution-electricity response to the well-known heat-electricity response, and …

survey statistics and environmental pollution satellite accounts into an environmental extended input-output model. We also …

individuals who cause it. For instance, urban fuel consumers generate greater pollution damages compared to rural consumers, but …