Mercury pollution grows into nationwide hazard
Mercury pollution has shown up in at least 33 states with water fish and game birds contaminated, a broader and more uncertain threat than expected. Officials warn it moves through the food chain, with potential millions of tons lingering from past generations. The problem spans government levels, industries, and publics, and is linked to chlorine-caustic soda plants agriculture and sewage as sources.
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Los Angeles
Huckleby
Alamogordo
N.M
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Alaska
Connecticut
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Utah
Wyoming
Hawaii
Richard Rank
Food and Drug Administration
Hudson’s Bay
Vermont
American Medical Association
Archives of Environmental Health
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Ont
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Richmond
Oie
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Ceili
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Frankfurts
Olonial
Finast Bakery
Usda Choice
California
U.S
Usdat Choice
Boic
USDA
Nepco
Kielbasi
Pastromi
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Boston
Mass
Miracle-Ear
National Hearing Aid Centers Dept
Tremont Street