Arsenic comes from rice and not the Horne smelter, according to a study paid for by Glencore
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The study contradicts the work of the Public Health Department on the health of Rouynorand residents.
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Rouynorand residents little exposed to arsenic, according to a study financed by Glencore
Radio-CanadaHorne Foundry: more arsenic in fish and rice, according to study financed by Glencore
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