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Shaanxi
More questions than answers for China’s lead victims
Villagers waited with their children on Tuesday for blood tests at a school in Shaanxi province, in north-central China, where 851 children living near the nation. Andy…
2009/09/22
Lead poisoning scandals highlight China's lack of oversight
Parents protest as tests show more than 2,000 children affected. Two new cases show that pollution regulations are often not enforced. By Peter Ford | Staff writer of The Christian…
2009/08/22
More questions than answers for China's lead victims
Source: Reuters, 21 Aug 2009. By Lucy Hornby SUNJIANANTOU, China, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Every parent in the village of Sunjianantou knows exactly how much lead is in their child's blood,…
2009/08/22
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