boblq wrote: > > Well I would also wonder how the acids often found in the > decay of organic materials effect the leaching. It may take > micro eons. Presumably someone, not me, may actually > know. > > Those who want to put in some time can examine this > http://tinyurl.com/n7usv [1] which appears to be the > study that started the whole brouhaha. > > But support for the point of view that the ban is bad may be > found here: http://tinyurl.com/me33d [2] > > BobLQ
I love tinyurl, I really do. And snurl, and the other big-to-little url thnigs out there. However, I like to see the full url as well as the tiny one. I know I am not the only one, either. [1] http://www.enveng.ufl.edu/homepp/townsend/Research/CRT/CRTDec99.pdf#search=%22landfill%20acid%20lead%20glass%22 [2] http://www.wrppn.org/hub/hub36/Is_this_ban_necessary_CRT_.pdf#search=%22landfill%20acid%20lead%20glass%22 These can both be shortened up somewhat: http://www.enveng.ufl.edu/homepp/townsend/Research/CRT/CRTDec99.pdf http://www.wrppn.org/hub/hub36/Is_this_ban_necessary_CRT_.pdf -john -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
