Agency reports finding more than 100 readings with elevated lead near cables in ‘high priority’ probe; companies say their own tests show low lead levels.
EPA asks to meet AT&T and Verizon, after finding more than 100 readings with elevated lead near lead-sheathed cables — but companies say their own tests show low lead levels::Agency reports finding more than 100 readings with elevated lead near cables in ‘high priority’ probe; companies say their own tests show low lead levels
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Ha ha ha - Officer, officer, there’s no problem here, I was checking my speed as well and I found I wasn’t speeding, so . . . Y’know I’ll just be on my Oh hey while I have you I was going to donate this uh . . twent- er, thirty? Fifty! Dollars to uh the police, y’know, benevolent, uh, thing whatever so would you mind taking that for me haha ohhkay alright goodbye then . . .