Last July, China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection notified the World Trade Organization of upcoming restrictions on recyclable material being imported. As of January 1st, 2018, […]
by JA_Sasha On May 18th, 2017 the U.S. Food & Drug Administration administered a Class I recall of lead testing systems used on millions of children since […]
by JA_Sasha If you’re manufacturing carbide and using cobalt or nickel as your binding material, then chances are you may be getting too much metal in your […]
by JA_Sasha As many people have no doubt heard now about lead contamination in water pipes of Flint, Michigan and the aging plumbing infrastructure around this country, […]
by JA_Sasha According to a recent lawsuit filed against Disneyland multiple attractions at the amusement park contain high levels of lead. The Mateel Environmental Justice Foundation claims […]
by JA_Sasha Since stained glass work has become a popular hobby, here are some important points of contamination to consider in order to stay safe. The main […]
by JA_Sasha Yes, to put it bluntly. We’ve seen many posts and replies on stained glass blogs and forums stating that “lead exposure isn’t that big of […]
by JA_Sasha As a mother, I am always conscious of the health of my children. Two news articles in the Miami Herald caught my attention and deserve […]
by JA_Sasha To revert back to our theme of getting the information you need so you “Don’t put your health in other people’s hands”, I did some […]
by JA_Sasha Lead is in the news on a regular basis. After all, it is listed as the second most dangerous substance (after arsenic) on the government’s […]
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