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DearNations~'~W a)

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have health vem

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to mercury

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these xantvgs Id

all fish arid all waters call

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mmcury poqubai ploblenn we face today

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womagpf child-beadng age-over 630,080- have blood mercury levels that can poison her

developer held .

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Id protect the heaAh and safety of o u communities by reduting mercuy pollution

from coa

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90S or more, and

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most merwrytmtammg products or purposeful uses .

We need'sAet

hens* action to effectively deal with mercury potutgn . We call upon yw to mieate

actions to addressN~s pmdem at all levels

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Respect lly yours;;

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