lead-containing

Yes, America is safer primarily (presumptively) because it banned lead-containing antiknock molecules in gasoline and banned lead-containing pigments in paint.

On one hand, benzene goes much farther than any lead-containing organic compound, and the dispersal is exponential, so it's really much farther.

Same with cannabis, same with sugar, same with adult content, same with lead-containing enamel on my plates.

Potentially it can affect everyone, just like introduction of EU RoHS directive phased out much of lead-containing products worldwide.

The strongest studies of the lead hypothesis, however, compare data across multiple countries, which regulated lead-containing paint and gasoline at different times.

In fact, as far as I'm aware, lead-containing compounds are the only toxic kinds of lead.

I searched where the name Galene came from and learned that it is a lead-containing mineral.

But if you taxed the crap out of lead-containing fuels, I suspect more would be interested...

Well, being that most of my work during the last few years has been in aerospace we just use conventional lead-containing solder.

Working on a sheet of lead with a big plumbing soldering iron doesn't sound like a terribly good idea - couldn't it result in you breathing in lead-containing fumes?

The placement of the GPU on the board ensured that eventually the heat (on suuuuper cheap chinese lead-containing solder) would cause the solder to liquefy and ball up, ruining it as it absorbed all the dust and dirt.

> nobody in Europe seems to take lead paint seriously Do you live in an older property or do you think there might be a significant amount of lead-containing paint in your living/working environment?

When you put the exact same warning on food as lead-containing special solder, cadmium paints, and other very obvious "don't eat this" industrial materials, it loses all efficacy.