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 Post subject: Re: Mercury in fish
PostPosted: Feb 9th, '09, 18:52 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Yes, I saw that bit. If the fish have high levels of mercury, then they must either be getting it from their food source or it's in the water. Glad I'm not drinking that water - yet. Gov't working on connecting the Hinze dam to the water grid.

Fortunately the weather goes in about 33 year cycles, so we are heading towards more wet weather in the coming few years.


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