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Mercury Rising

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By Dennis Myers

Reno News & Review | January 19, 2006

U.S. Rep. James Gibbons, who grew up in Nevada during a time when rented scientists argued that atomic fallout is harmless, is coauthor of an article that now says much the same thing about mercury.

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Tags: 2006elect, Fact and Fiction About the Debate Over Mercury, FDA, mercury poisoning, tuna fish

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