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gardening: how to deal with lead pollution?

 
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 4:37 pm    Post subject: gardening: how to deal with lead pollution? Reply with quote

Soil naturally contains harmless amounts of [url=http://www.lookchem.com/LEAD/]lead[/url], along with other metals. But because of pollution, the amounts are higher . But experts say this should not stop gardeners from growing food if they take safety measures. and lead can enter the ground from leaded paint and leaded fuel and from industry.
And once lead gets into the soil, it stays a long time. It remains an environmental threat especially to children. Lead can harm mental and physical development even in babies before they are born. If a test finds that soil has too much lead, you might be advised to remove the soil or cover it with sod
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