Concerned about arsenic treated wood on your deck and playground equipment? Want to know more about the dangers of arsenic – one of the chemicals found in soil around the Cabot-Koppers Superfund site in downtown Gainesville? Local resident Joe Prager has compiled quite a bit of research at his site: Welcome to BAN CCA – online resource for CCA Treated Wood Health Hazards Information.
BAN CCA – online resource for CCA Treated Wood Health Hazards Information
Alachua, Food & Health, Home & Garden, Important Issues, Pollution, Synthetic Petrochemicals
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