Lead and Zinc: A Study of Toxicological Contrasts and Shared Regulatory Concerns

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
C. J. Boreiko
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

Traditional patterns of lead and zinc utilization are being evaluated in accordance with new paradigms that seek to ensure the long-term compatibility of global industrial activity with precepts of sustainable development and sustainable consumption. As a consequence, both industry sectors are experiencing intense scrutiny from the international community, and numerous regulatory options are being considered that may impact upon international industry practice. This paper reviews the growing expectations being placed upon industry, and highlights some of the common regulatory concerns being expressed regarding both metals despite their differing toxicological profiles.
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APA: C. J. Boreiko  (2000)  Lead and Zinc: A Study of Toxicological Contrasts and Shared Regulatory Concerns

MLA: C. J. Boreiko Lead and Zinc: A Study of Toxicological Contrasts and Shared Regulatory Concerns. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2000.

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