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Lead and Other Metals in Traffic Paint in Washington State

 
Publication number Date Published Date Revised
15-04-018June 2015July 2021
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Author(s) Winters, Nancy
Description In 2013, Ecology conducted random field tests in Thurston County to determine if applied traffic and zonal striping paint contained lead. Sampling focused primarily on yellow paint due to the historic use of lead chromate in yellow paint for bright color. Here is what we found.
NOTES This publication was revised in July 2021 to update the Northwest regional office's contact information.
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Keywords paint, lead