timbrayford
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The lead sulphate corrosion caused by acid rain is solubleLead doesn’t dissolve in rain water , hence the lead water pipes. I have never seen lead flashings dissolve. You must work in a part of the uk I don’t know.
The lead sulphate corrosion caused by acid rain is solubleLead doesn’t dissolve in rain water , hence the lead water pipes. I have never seen lead flashings dissolve. You must work in a part of the uk I don’t know.
do we still have high sulphur content in the air?The lead sulphate corrosion caused by acid rain is soluble
That's what the government is telling you, they also say electric cars are non polluting.do we still have high sulphur content in the air?
isnt most fuel sulphur free now
Quite evidently, you don’t understand what the graph shows. The graph proves what the actual exposure to lead in food is, and that therefore the claim that banning lead ammunition is driven by food safety is false.So. The graph proves absolutely nothing! It's totally misleading and is being used as if it qualifies an argument to keep lead ammunition. It doesn't qualify anything.
This argument is both wrong and completely absurd. Game meat is a small part of people’s diet, not least because it is impossible for it to be a large part of the population’s diet. You simply cannot have an equal amount of game meat to potato in the human food chain. Explain where you would get 6.8 million tonnes of game meat in the UK to match potato consumption.You've conveniently skipped over the fact that it may be a small part of people's diet, but in equal amounts by weight, game meat may contribute a huge percentage of lead by comparison to an equal amount of say potato, ot tap water into the human food chain, and if that is so (and your graph doesn't prove this or anything else) then not using lead ammunition is an easy way of removing it.
In history, how many schools have had issues with ill health of pupils due to lead in the water?copper is an essiantial element in the body with safe levels, lead is not.
i understand the cost is off putting but i dont think the public will care.
lead levels in blood have been linked to cancers.
would you send your kids to a school with dodgy asbestos because the cost to change is expensive?
and remember we didnt know asbestos was dangerous till a link was found
how many schools have lead water pipes?In history, how many schools have had issues with ill health of pupils due to lead in the water?
How many issues due to copper solution in the water? 2 - Coatbridge 2018 and 300m of piping had to be replaced.
The .410’s are used in a pistol for close up dispatch and the 20g slugs for distance, I’m not an advocate for .22lr’s for large animals unless no other option is available on the day, I just need an alternative for the lead slugs..22lr?
Correct, but still toxic. So by the by really isn't itThe volumes required and the affects of the toxicity are completely different
Try cutting your hand on a piece of copper pipe and see how long it takes to go bad.how many schools have lead water pipes?
also how many houses have copper pipes and no ill effects?
do we still have high sulphur content in the air?
isnt most fuel sulphur free now
I was being ironic as .22 will become redundant too….The .410’s are used in a pistol for close up dispatch and the 20g slugs for distance, I’m not an advocate for .22lr’s for large animals unless no other option is available on the day, I just need an alternative for the lead slugs.
Maybe there’ll be an exemption for use in dispatch situations?
Not really, the scale is massively differentCorrect, but still toxic. So by the by really isn't it![]()
Not noted here but in America, there are concerns about the lead solder used in piping and it contaminating the water.how many schools have lead water pipes?
also how many houses have copper pipes and no ill effects?
The saying used to be that by the time the water in the Thames reaches the estuary, it has passed through 7 people from its source.Just out of interest,.probably London is mainly copper water pipes. Just musing but sewage discharges into rivers is rife everywhere. Big sewage works at Slough but downstream at Hampton water is extracted from same river for human consumption, filled with chemicals and pumped round the ringmain. Nothing said.
Now the govt and many people on here are spouting on about miniscule lead poisoning from shot meat, you really couldn't write it as a comedy.
It's time for another series of Yes Prime Minister.

Along with London's sewage, ingested and excreted many times. Another little factor is the oestragen from ladies were wee recirculates as well, through men. Down the loo and into the potable water supply via the treatment works and river.@hendrix's rifle you may laugh but copper is actually Necessary and beneficial to human health, in fact there is a recommended minimum daily intake. The level that it becomes toxic is way beyond anything you are going to get from bullet fragments, unless you are swallowing them whole on a daily basis.
There is NO safe level for lead ingestion, it stays and accumulates in the human body, while copper is excreted