coal locomotives leached cadmium, mercury, and arsenic, into our environment and atmosphere (only 8 miles high)

lets take a closer look at the maps. see the similarities. studies support the maps of the relationships between the metals and the disease.

Cancers and Cadmium ****Parkinson's and Pesticides and/or mercury

more maps to remember - it can be overwhelming-but it is important

Cadmium/Tourettes compaision in US

Cadmium/Mental Illness compare U S

Heavy Metals contamination in U S

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Gold Deposits in United States

Lead Contamination in United States

World Aluminum Emissions

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Coal Deposits in the United States

Methane Emissisions in the U.S.

Coal Fired Biolers in the U.S.

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Silver Mines in United States

Acid Rain Distribution in the U.S.A.

Railroad Track Distribution in U.S.A.

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United States Mercury Emissions

Great Lakes Mercury Contamination

Top map is a railroad track distribution map and below that is an atmospheric mercury deposition map from USGS. Notice the similarities. The East/West

Musclar Dystrophy prevalence, mercury, & mentAL ILLNESS

Musclar Dystrophy prevalence

Mercury Depoisition and Magnesium Deposition

Coal burning locomotive trakikns, barges,s an factories injected an enormous amount of mercury and soot into our atmosphere.