Gianfranco - Your quote about mines is below.  I suggest you visit the  
following site - the Leadville, Colorado Chamber of Commerce.  I suspect  you think 
Leadville, Colorado is a superfund site, but quite the opposite. 
 
_http://www.leadvilleusa.com/index.ihtml_ 
(http://www.leadvilleusa.com/index.ihtml) 
 
Having also been to Galena, Illinois, lead ore seems to have the effect of  
economic and tourist booms a hundred years after the mines close.  
_http://www.galenachamber.com/visitorinfo.cfm_ 
(http://www.galenachamber.com/visitorinfo.cfm) 
 
LeadFree solder is just plain BAD SCIENCE. 
 
Denny Fritz
 
 
 
In a message dated 9/19/2007 5:07:22 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
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We are  talking of a metal which is surely far more dangerous than tin, for 
miners,  for people living close to the mines and for  customers.


 



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