Hungary Danube red sludge toxicity drops near safe drinking level
Toxic metal concentrations where Hungarys red sludge entered the Danube have fallen to drinking-water safety limits, easing river pollution fears. The spill from an alumina plant on Monday dumped up to 184 million gallons of sludge, killing several residents and prompting precautionary water-use bans as monitoring continues.
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Liu Xiaobo, jailed for subversion, receives the Nobel Peace Prize prompting government protests in Beijing and international reactions. Obama urges his release while supporters chant for freedom of speech. The prize highlights China’s push for political reform amid censorship and global scrutiny.
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