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Jan 13 • 11:48 UTC • 🇩🇪 Germany • FAZ

Exhaust Gases in the Atmosphere: Where Has All the Lead Gone?

Researchers are examining water samples at the boundary between the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans to understand the persistence of lead in the atmosphere, which has been released through vehicle emissions for decades.

#lead #atmosphere #pollution #arctic #north atlantic

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