Hi Joe! There was a follow-up study - I haven't found it yet but I'll send
it when I do. What I remember is that the lead poisoning of waterfowl
dropped to nearly zero in previously sampled population areas. Although
there are very big differences in the situations between waterfowl hunting
and electronics manufacturing there are also some parallels which we may be
able to use to the industry's advantage. I think we need all the advantages
we can get!

Dave




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Thanks for the refernce Dave. I trust all is well with you. It looks like
it will be interesting reading. I wonder if there has been a follow up yet
as this study was done in 1986. I will see what I can find. It is still
very hard to relate these data to electronics but knowing more about the
subject can never hurt.

Very best!
Joe



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