No. Toxic rain happens when hazardous chemicals are turned into gas, which collects in the air. When it rains, the water washes the chemicals out of the air and brings them back to earth in the form of Acid rain. The chemicals usually get into the air as a result of materials being burned and not from the evaporation of polluted water.
as far as I know, the oil spill has not reached the eastern side of Florida. Only cities near the gulf of Mexico have a risk, and daytona beach is on the Atlantic side.
Yes, sea turtles [superfamily Chenolioidea] are dying because of the Mexican Gulf oil spill of April 20, 2010. They're found in all of the world's oceans except the Arctic. But nowadays, they're considered one of the ten [10] animals most at risk from the recent disaster in the Mexican Gulf.
Yes, the Exxon Valdez oil spill is linked to biomagnification. The spill released a significant amount of oil into the ecosystem, which resulted in the contamination of marine organisms. Through biomagnification, the toxic compounds in the oil can accumulate and become more concentrated as they move up the food chain, posing a greater risk to predators at higher trophic levels.
If there was a oil spill the entire ocean ecosystem would be at risk.
Toxic Effects,Risk to People,Risk to Wildlife
For the east coast to be affected, the oil spill would have to move hundreds of miles to the south, and once around the tip of Florida, move north again. I don't want to be a spill forecaster- but this appears to be a very unlikely event as the blob is moving slowly eastward and not much to the south. The size of the spill might actually contract as efforts are made to contain it. The panhandle region of Florida is at risk and sea birds will likely suffer as a result.
Certain medications (particularly those that diminish intestinal contractions) may increase risk of toxic megacolon, but this interaction is unclear.
The xanthene dye is considered to be toxic. This dye has been studied and it has been found that the risk is very minor.
central australia and in darwin are most at risk
1, It is highly radioactive 2. Because of this it is highly toxic.
reduces risk of toxic reaction, and helps control bleeding
There is always a risk of infection and allergic reaction