Uncovering America's Hidden Lead Cable Crisis

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The Wall Street Journal conducted an investigation into hidden lead cables that are still in use across the United States, posing a potential health risk. The investigation revealed that AT&T, the largest landline phone company in the country, has thousands of miles of lead-sheathed cables that were installed decades ago and are still in service. These cables can contaminate soil and water, potentially exposing people to lead poisoning. The report highlights the need for infrastructure upgrades and stricter regulations to ensure public safety.
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