Source: The Seattle Times [Please follow link for complete article.]
The Seattle Times Investigation:
Loaded with lead: How gun ranges poison workers and shooters
By Christine Willmsen, Lewis Kamb and Justin Mayo Oct. 17, 2014
Indoor and outdoor, public and private, gun ranges dot the national landscape like bullet holes riddling a paper target, as the popularity of shooting has rocketed to new heights with an estimated 40 million recreational shooters annually.
But a hidden risk lies within almost all of America’s estimated 10,000 gun ranges. When shooters fire guns with lead-based ammunition, they spread lead vapor and dust, insidious toxins.
Thousands of people, including workers, shooters and their family members, have been contaminated at shooting ranges due to poor ventilation and contact with lead-coated surfaces, a Seattle Times investigation has found...
Source: The Seattle Times [Please follow link for complete article.]
Talking points, discussions, articles, columns and more, tracking the the campaign of David (the citizens of the Lincoln Village/Routier RD neighborhood) vs Goliath (the city of Rancho Cordova).
The protest is over the LOCATION of an indoor shooting range and gun store, moving into a vacant office building within 250 FEET of an existing high school; also an apartment complex, city park, senior citizens center, a community church, and single family homes.
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