Indiana steel mill emits 18,000 pounds of lead a year. Is it blowing toward Chicago?

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One of the nation’s largest sources of industrial lead pollution is just 20 miles down the Lake Michigan shore from Chicago, churning more than twice as much of the brain-damaging metal into the air each year as all other factories in the region combined.  Read the full story by the Chicago Tribune.

 

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