El paso texas roads have asarco slag in them. So do the railroad beds for hundreds of miles...TCEQ even did a study to validate it.
Many older yards used black rock (slag) as covering/gravel, and the slag slowly leaches arsenic over 100 yrs.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Thursday, November 12, 2015
" Last fall (2014), I had commissioned a study for some environmental information regarding my community here at Niagara Falls, New York, about air, water quality and correlated info about cancer incidences. During the review of the info, it was noted that El Paso comes in at Nu.# 3 in the nation for the quantity of radioactive materials (U & Pu) in both the air there, and the water. That might account for - or should be considered anyway. " [e.g. cancer occurance]
Lou Ricciuti
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