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Nextgrid
on Jan 23, 2022
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The Dangers of Dimethylmercury (2019)
It seems like it's easily detected though? Is there any legitimate reason in today's world for someone to have ~80x
above
mercury's human toxicity limit, besides those actually working with the stuff in the industry?
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