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Report by Human Rights Watch says China downplays risk to children from lead poisoning

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http://www.newsdaily.com/stories/tre75e14o-us-china-lead-pollution/
China downplays risk to children from lead poisoning: report

By Michael MartinaPosted 2011/06/15 at 5:32 am EDT

BEIJING, June 15, 2011 (Reuters) ? Chinese children suffering lead poisoning from polluting smelters and factories have been denied testing, effective treatment and even basic information by officials who downplayed health threats, a human rights advocacy group said on Wednesday....
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Re: Report by Human Rights Watch says China downplays risk to children from lead poisoning

Also please see:

China - Lead poisoning found in 10% of people tested due to industrial "malice" in Deqing, Zhejiang province - May 30, 2011


There are probably more articles but the total control of the media by the Chinese government makes it difficult to find information. :(

China - Ministry of Health Announces Creation of a "Blacklist" for reporters that do not report government approved information

:( :( :( :( :(

A threat to the world........
 
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