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Researchers Call for Ban of Lead Ammunition Use in Olympic Sporting Events
Athletes training for Olympic shooting events discharge thousands of rounds of lead ammunition each year, and wildlife and water resources are at risk because of it, according to a team of Canadian researchers calling for the ban of lead ammunition use in Olympic activities.
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