Water Safety

Environment

A toxic beach is any shoreline where water or sediment contains harmful levels of pollutants, pathogens, or algal toxins that can sicken people and ecosystems. Risks often come...

beach-safety

Bacteria monitoring at New Jersey beaches is designed to protect public health by indicating whether swimming water may be contaminated with sewage or other sources of pathogens...

Safety

The Kanopolis drowning refers to a fatal incident at Kanopolis Lake in central Kansas involving a person who died in the water. This overview explains what is known from officia...

health

Drinking too much water too quickly can cause overhydration and, in severe cases, water intoxication, where blood sodium drops to dangerous levels. Healthy kidneys can usually m...

Safety

Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion or immersion in liquid. It is not a new disease or a single event with one cause; it is a syndrome...

Safety and Recreation

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marine-health

Flesh-eating bacteria is a term used to describe several kinds of bacteria that can cause serious skin and soft tissue infections. In the Long Island Sound, warm summer surface...

Safety

Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion or immersion in liquid. In New Jersey, incidents occur in coastal waters, inland lakes, rivers, po...

Safety

Drowning in New Jersey refers to respiratory impairment from submersion or immersion in liquid, typically in pools, lakes, rivers, or the ocean. This overview explains how drown...

health-safety

When a man drowns after proposing, the event is typically a tragic accident during a recreational activity such as a boat trip, beach visit, or waterfront celebration. Drowning...