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*Speakers Tool Kit Training for 2006 Policy Changes. Protecting Children: Eliminating Toxic Flame Retardants. January 10, 2006. see WPSR.
**"The Precautionary Principle — Implications and Applications". Society of Toxicology. San Diego, CA. March 5-9, 2006.
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Lead History 6500 BCE to Now

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Lead
6500 BCE to Now

 

 

 

Catal Huyuk, Turkey - 6500 BC

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Turkey - 6500 BC

Lead beads dating back to 6500 BCE found in ancient Hittite city of Catal
Huyuk in Turkey, site of first lead mine.

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Roman Lead 500 BC-300 AD

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Roman Lead 500 BC-300 AD

Lead was widely used in Rome to carry water & sweeten wine. It heavily mind in England.

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Greek physicians 100 BC

Give clinical description of lead poisoning.

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Tetraethyl lead (TEL) 1854.

discovered by German chemist.

 

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Lead-based paints 1904
Linked to Child lead poisoning

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History of Lead Advertising - Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center


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