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More than a quarter of the children living close to the nation s largest lead smelter have elevated lead in their blood, state health officials said Tuesday in releasing a report they called an urgent public health hazard. In the 2,800-resident town of Herculaneum, 28 percent of children tested for elevated lead. According to the report,
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stanley uk th department public health expert. This is far and away the highest rate I ve seen anywhere, and it s the reason we declared the site an urgent public health hazard. Lead can cause brain damage in children; adults can develop anemia, kidney disease and high blood pressure. The EPA has not definitively tied any health problems to the smelter, though many residents say they are certain of a link.Buyouts of homes could occur if the EPA agrees to designate Herculaneum a Superfund cleanup site, as requested by Rep. Dick Gephardt and Gov. Bob Holden. Their request is on hold to give Doe Run a chance to complete cleanup orders.Families in Hercula Uzff Bitchin Artwork That Makes You Proud to be An American Werewolf
Oh baby. The US Navy is saying a prototype of the solid state Laser Weapons System LaWS is ready for deployment. This summer in the Persian Sea, the USS Ponce will be outfitted
stanley cup nz with lasers that can shoot down aerial drones, speedboats and swarm boats that are miles away. It going to be Star Wars in the open sea. It a big leap forward not only because of the pew pew-aspect but because it ;ll save, excuse me, boat loads of money. The lasers only need 30 kilowatts of energy and one sailor to ope
vaso stanley rate it. Compare that to today, where Discover Magazine says current weaponry cost about $1.4 million a shot. Lasers don ;t work well when it rainy or dusty or cloudy but here some test footage that we ;ve previously seen of the LaWS. It shows a drone burning up from the power of lasers:
https://youtube/watch v=UlLsnlPvP64 And like the top image,
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