Casting Doubt: Mercury, Power Plants and the Fish We Eat

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Casting Doubt: Mercury, Power Plants and the Fish We Eat

Initiated by The Pew Charitable Trusts through a grant to Pace University, Clear the Air is a joint project of three leading clean air groups, the Clean Air Task Force, National Environmental Trust and the U.S. PIRG Education Fund. This report examines the most recent information of state advisories pertaining to Mercury contamination in fish and its effect on the public's health.

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