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Originally Posted by Boreas
Yes, I read it. Did you?
There is no mention anywhere in the article where the lead found in children from other locales came from.
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Sure there is.
"In much of the state where lead is a problem, the source of poisoning has been the traditional culprits: old lead paint on homes built before 1978 and lead residue in dust and soil. Young children are particularly susceptible because of their proximity — on the ground — to the most common sources of lead. They crawl on their hands, pick up dust and dirt and put their hands in their mouths."
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Originally Posted by Boreas
Neither is there any mention of the lead levels found in the drinking water of those other cities as compared to Flint.
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Nor was that the point of the article. The article is simply giving perspective to the lead levels that have been found in the kids in Flint compared to other MI cities.
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Originally Posted by Boreas
Frankly, I think the article is deliberately deceptive.
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Of course it is.