Environmental
Aug. 13, 2009
Taking the Lead
Denis Binder examines the current state of litigation involving lead paint.
By Denis Binder
Lead is both a blessed and cursed mineral. We have lead arsenate pesticides, balloons, batteries, bullets, crystal, figures, gasoline, paint, pencils, pipes, plumbing, resin, solder, soldiers, shields, shot, type and weights.It has shown up recently in toys imported from China and in vinyl plastic baby products and lunch boxes.
Lead is especially perilous for children 6 and under because of their immature organs, developing n...
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