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Mercury down 32% in fish near Mass. incinerators

Progress tied to emissions laws

By Beth Daley
Globe Staff / April 3, 2006

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Seven years after Massachusetts enacted the nation's toughest mercury emission laws for incinerators, amounts of the toxic metal have declined by 32 percent in a signature freshwater fish caught near some of those facilities. (Full article: 1198 words)

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