A company can be in lead management, or lead erosion.
Lead erosion is when a large percentage of lead is removed from the soil.
It is not an issue if a company has good soil conditions and soil fertility.
However, it is a serious issue when a soil health and water quality decline.
Lead management is when soil health is good and water is available to support the plant growth.
This is a time when soil nutrients are being replenished and plant growth is at an acceptable level.
Lead is a powerful toxic chemical and can cause cancer.
Lead poisoning causes permanent changes in the body, especially the nervous system, brain, heart and respiratory system.
It also causes a buildup of carbon monoxide, which causes breathing problems and death.
Lead can also cause skin cancer.
Lead erosion is the process of removing large amounts of lead from soil and soil water.
The soil is then returned to the environment as organic matter.
Lead accumulates in soil and the soil is usually left to decay.
Lead loss from the ground is usually not visible to the naked eye, but the presence of lead can be measured with soil analysis kits.
Lead in the soil can be detected using soil analysis methods, which are inexpensive and easy to use.
Lead testing is not required by the EPA for lead management or lead loss in soil.
Lead from leaded soil can cause skin damage and death, as well as damage to the eyes and eyesight.
Lead and copper are known to cause cancer in humans.
Lead exposure is a significant environmental threat for many children, especially those living in poverty and low-income communities.
Leaded soil is also a source of arsenic, which can be toxic to aquatic life.
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, National Center for Atmospheric Research, and the National Center of Environmental Science and Technology (NCES) are all involved in this research.
