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Running head: LEAD IN TOYS AND DRINKING WATER
Lead in toys and drinking water
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LEAD IN TOYS AND DRINKING WATER
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Lead in toys and drinking water
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Lead poisoning is one of the leading global problems affecting the United States currently. Lead
is a heavy and toxic metal that causes mild problems in the nervous system after consumption.
Most toys are made of lead; therefore, kids get highly exposed during play. These products
should get tested before being marketed to reduce distress among people. For our children's wellbeing, especially kids under six years, a global standard for toy manufacturing should get set.
Toys contain lethal materials, for instance, dangerous heavy metals, i.e., lead and toxic plastics.
These toys are slightly less expensive than others as they are made by hazardous materials
affecting kid's health. Water pipes are also made of corrosive materials, therefore, contaminating
consumable water. A potential global quality and manufacturing standard ensures harmful
affluence is not included in the manufacturing of products. Tainted toys are fatal in our kid's
bodies. They contain lead that enters the body either through inhalation or ingestion, affecting
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