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I couldn't imagine what else would happen, nor that it's being removed beforehand. At least they're starting to scrub it. I also wonder about it with respect
by pasbesoin 9y ago
I couldn't imagine what else would happen, nor that it's being removed beforehand. At least they're starting to scrub it.
I also wonder about it with respect to burial. There are arguments about just how inert/stable it is, in one's mouth.
Fill a field with small deposits that will reside for decades if not centuries...
Long term problem. But, like other metal toxins, one that doesn't simply decay and go away.