2009 | Policy Briefs Vol. 2009 No. 6 | 2 pages
- Print 1656-8818
- e-ISSN 2599-3917
English
Arsenic is naturally found in soil and minerals; and it may enter the air, water, and land through wind-blown dust and water run-off.3 It has been used both in human and animal medication, care products, glass-making, leather tanning, and electronics manufacturing.4 For centuries, manufacturing companies have also used arsenic compounds as ingredient of rodent poisons, insecticides, biocides, and weed killers.
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