EPA's position on the health implications of airborne lead
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Publication
1973 - The Agency, Washington, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
29,000 words, Guess
Page Count
116 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number75603587
- Open LibraryOL4854344M
Classifications
- DDC363
- LCCRA577.L4 U54 1973
Subjects
Topics
AirLeadMotorsGasolinePollutionToxicologyAutomobilesExhaust gasAir pollutionHealth aspectsTetraethylleadLead -- ToxicologyEnvironmental aspectsLead -- Environmental aspectsEnvironmental aspects of LeadAir -- Pollution -- ToxicologyHealth aspects of Air pollutionAnti-knock and anti-knock mixturesTetraethyllead -- Environmental aspectsEnvironmental aspects of TetraethylleadGasoline -- Anti-knock and anti-knock mixturesAutomobiles -- Motors -- Exhaust gas -- Toxicology
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