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New Report Criticizes Mark Green's Latest Lead Scare
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NYC Scientists Criticize Mark Green's Alarmist Lead-Poisoning Report
New York, NY February 1998. In a new report, New York City Public Advocate Mark Green has called lead poisoning a "dire problem" for the city's children.
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