Synonyms for contaminants
con·tam·i·nants

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1. List of paraphrases for "contaminants":

   contaminant, pollutants, contaminates, contamination, pollutant, polluting

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1. Jane Houlihan:

   Even in trace amounts, these contaminants can alter the developing brain and erode a child's IQ, the impacts add up with each meal or snack a baby eats — especially when the levels are as high as Healthy Babies Bright Futures' research and the subcommittee's new report show.

2. Michael Carroll:

   Again, I want to reiterate, we have not detected any of these contaminants in our water and will continue to use that as our first basis for any decision-making that we make, we have enough water to sustain a safe use for drinking, cooking – all purposes – through till at least 11:59 p.m., Monday, March 27.

3. Rahul Gupta:

   Xylazine is one of the contaminants in fentanyl, but there could be others, so, I think with the declaration of an emerging threat, we’re sending a clear message to producers and traffickers of illicit xylazine and illicit fentanyl that we’re going to respond quicker, we’re going to match the challenge of evolution of these drugs supply, and that we’re going to protect lives first and foremost.

4. Jane Houlihan:

   After that report Healthy Babies , Bright Futures saw so many people saying you can get around this problem by making your own baby food at home, so Healthy Babies , Bright Futures decided to check, healthy Babies , Bright Futures suspected Healthy Babies , Bright Futures'd find heavy metals in all kinds of food because they're ubiquitous contaminants in the environment.

5. Scott Faber:

   Benzene could be a byproduct of the process of making the chemicals that companies sell to the formulators of personal care products and sunscreens. Or it could be that some of those chemicals break down into benzene, although that seems less likely, but it's very alarming, especially since the FDA does not require companies to test ingredients for contaminants, nor does it require testing for such chemicals at a finished product stage.