...determines their tolerance for other sources of lead. The National Academy of Sciences concluded that "a serious effort should be made to reduce the baseline...level of exposure to lead for the general population." Any increases in airborne lead resulting from an increase in the lead content of gasoline could seriously...

...elevated blood lead levels should be -5continued or expanded...i and that "A serious effort should ba made to reduce the baseline level of exposure to lead for the general population of the United States." The Committee identified six potentially valuable approaches toward those goals: • peculation...

...hazards for children with elevated blood lead levels should be continued or expanded ..." and that "A serious effort should be made to reduce the baseline...exposure to lead for the general population of the United States." The Committee identified six potentially valuable approaches toward those goals: Regulation...

...hazards for children with elevated blood lead levels should be continued or expanded . . ." and that "A serious effort should be made to reduce the baseline level of exposure to lead for the generpopulation of the United States." The Committee identified six potentially valuable approaches...

...elevated blood lead levels should be continued or expanded..." and that "A serious effort should be Bade to reduce the baseline level of exposure to lead for the general population of the United States." The Committee identified six potentially valuable approaches toward those goals: o Regulation...

...lead hazards for children with elevated blood lead levels should be continued or expanded...' and that 'A serious effort should be made to reduce the baseline...exposure to lead for the general population of the United States.' The Committee identified six potentially valuable approaches toward those goals: o Regulation...

...experiences particularly intense exposures and is at severe risk." The Academy then recommended that "A serious effort should be made to reduce the baseline...exposure to lead for the general population of the United States." • In August 1982, as part of its review of the existing lead program, the US Environmental...