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From the Dec 24, 2005 edition

R.I. taking measures to reduce mercury pollution

Marion Davis

It’s in old thermometers, thermostats, car trunk light switches, some light bulbs and – mixed with other metals – in dental fillings. It gets into the water and contaminates fish, and has been linked to learning disabilities in children and other neurological problems. More »

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