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Idaho’s Silver Valley was home to a mass lead poisoning event in 1973. After decades of work, blood lead levels are coming down.

By AZodrow,

2024-05-09

By AZodrow,

2024-05-09

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Warren Pierce

05-10

We are seriously supposed to be concerned about this. Very old news. I wonder how much lead will be in the fallout from the nuclear war the Democrats and RINO'S are trying to start to hold power?

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