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  1. Afghanistan

  2. Akrotiri

  3. Albania

  4. Algeria

  5. American Samoa

  6. Andorra

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  8. Anguilla

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  27. Bosnia and Herzegovina

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  30. Brunei Darussalam

  31. Bulgaria

  32. Burkina Faso

  33. Burundi

  34. Cambodia

  35. Cameroon

  36. Canada

  37. Cape Verde

  38. Cayman Islands

  39. Central African Republic

  40. Chad

  41. Chile

  42. China

  43. Cocos (Keeling) Islands

  44. Colombia

  45. Comoros

  46. Congo, Democratic Republic of

  47. Congo, Republic of 

  48. Cook Islands

  49. Costa Rica

  50. Cote D\'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)

  51. Croatia (Hrvatska)

  52. Cuba

  53. Cyprus

  54. Czech Republic

  55. Denmark

  56. Djibouti

  57. Dominica

  58. Dominican Republic

  59. Ecuador

  60. Egypt

  61. El Salvador

  62. Equatorial Guinea

  63. Eritrea

  64. Estonia

  65. Ethiopia

  66. European Union

  67. Faroe Islands

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  69. Finland

  70. France

  71. French Guiana

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  74. Gabon

  75. Gambia

  76. Georgia

  1. Germany

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  3. Gibraltar

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  7. Guatemala

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  9. Guinea-Bissau

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  11. Haiti

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  22. Italy

  23. Jamaica

  24. Japan

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  26. Jordan

  27. Kazakhstan

  28. Kenya

  29. Kiribati

  30. Korea (North Dem. People’s Rep of)

  31. Korea (South)

  32. Kosovo

  33. Kuwait

  34. Kyrgyzstan

  35. Laos

  36. Latvia

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  41. Liechtenstein

  42. Lithuania

  43. Luxembourg

  44. Macau

  45. Macedonia

  46. Madagascar

  47. Malawi

  48. Malaysia

  49. Maldives

  50. Mali

  51. Malta

  52. Marshall Islands

  53. Martinique

  54. Mauritania

  55. Mauritius

  56. Mexico

  57. Micronesia

  58. Moldova

  59. Monaco

  60. Mongolia

  61. Montenegro

  62. Montserrat

  63. Morocco

  64. Mozambique

  65. Myanmar (Burma)

  66. Namibia

  67. Nauru

  68. Nepal

  69. Netherlands

  70. Netherlands Antilles

  71. New Caledonia

  72. New Zealand (Aotearoa)

  73. Nicaragua

  74. Niger

  75. Nigeria

  76. Niue

  77. Northern Mariana Islands

  1. Norway

  2. Oman

  3. Pakistan

  4. Palau

  5. Palestine

  6. Panama

  7. Papua New Guinea

  8. Paraguay

  9. Peru

  10. Philippines

  11. Poland

  12. Portugal

  13. Puerto Rico

  14. Qatar

  15. Romania

  16. Russian Federation

  17. Rwanda

  18. Saint Kitts and Nevis

  19. Saint Lucia

  20. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

  21. Samoa

  22. San Marino

  23. Sao Tome and Principe

  24. Saudi Arabia

  25. Senegal

  26. Serbia

  27. Seychelles

  28. Sierra Leone

  29. Singapore

  30. Slovak Republic

  31. Slovenia

  32. Solomon Islands

  33. Somalia

  34. South Africa

  35. Spain

  36. Sri Lanka

  37. St. Kitts and Nevis

  38. St. Vincent and the Grenadines

  39. St. Lucia

  40. Sudan

  41. Suriname

  42. Swaziland

  43. Sweden

  44. Switzerland

  45. Syria

  46. Taiwan

  47. Tajikistan

  48. Tanzania

  49. Thailand

  50. Timor-Leste

  51. Togo

  52. Tokelau

  53. Tonga

  54. Trinidad and Tobago

  55. Tunisia

  56. Turkey

  57. Turkmenistan

  58. Turks and Caicos Islands

  59. Tuvalu

  60. Uganda

  61. Ukraine

  62. United Arab Emirates

  63. United Kingdom

  64. United States

  65. Uruguay

  66. Uzbekistan

  67. Vanuatu

  68. Vatican City

  69. Venezuela

  70. Vietnam

  71. Virgin Islands (British)

  72. Virgin Islands (U.S.)

  73. Western Sahara

  74. Yemen

  75. Zambia

  76. Zimbabwe


Argentina

www.msal.gov.ar/ Ministerio de Salud Argentina (Argentinian Ministry of Health) 51 for plomo

Australia Federal Government

Safe Work Australia (SWA) is a partnership of governments, employers and employees. National Standard for the Control of Inorganic Lead at Work and National Code of Practice for the Control and Safe Use of Inorganic Lead at Work Safe Work Australia has 15 members, including an independent Chair, nine members representing the Commonwealth and each State and Territory, two members representing the interests of workers, two representing the interests of employers and the CEO of Safe Work Australia. Together, the members and agency staff will work to improve occupational health and safety (OHS) outcomes and workers’ compensation arrangements across Australia.
Environment Australia Links to lead information and fact sheets or see links below.

Lead
Brochures and fact sheets
National Phase Out of Leaded Petrol - Some Questions and Answers (order printed copy)
Lead Alert Fact Sheets
Lead (Pb) - 2005
Lead in Autopaints - 2000 (order printed copy)
Lead in Ceramics
- 2000 (order printed copy)
Lead in House Paint
- 2000
Lead in Marine Paints
- 2000 (order printed copy)
Lead in Pottery
- 2000 (order printed copy)
Lead in Stained Glass
- 2000 (order printed copy)
Lead and the Environment
- 2000
Lead and Your Health
- 2000
Lead in Recreational Activities
- 2000 (order printed copy)
The Six Step Guide To Painting Your Home
(order printed copy) PDF File  © Commonwealth of Australia 1999.  Requires Adobe Acrobat reader .Adobe® Acrobat® Reader®
Heritage Grant Programs and Funding
The major sources of Australian Government funding for activities that benefit Australia's heritage are: Competitive programs under which eligible parties can apply for their project to be considered as part of a formal funding round; and Discretionary, ad hoc or non-competitive grants under which funds are approved by the Minister.
Paint Film Components.pdf National Environmental Health Forum Monographs General Series No. 2 - by Mike van Alphen. Copyright © 1998 Copyright in this publication is assigned to the Department of Human Services on the basis of an agreement with Mike van Alphen. Requires Adobe® Acrobat® Reader®
Australian consumer products recalled due to lead hazards can be located with difficulty at www.recalls.gov.au (there are no photos) and see www.lead.org.au/lanv7n4/L74-1.html where we are putting the Australian recalls for lead together on one page.

Australia States

DECC Department of Environment and Climate Change is the leading NSW public sector organisation responsible for environment protection. (2008 has removed most lead poisoning information)
Lead Reference Centre - Leadsafe Publications Site developed by the Lead Reference Centre to support and supplement NSW education and training efforts including the NSW ‘Living Safely with Lead’ campaign. (No longer active - Site available from web.archive.org)
WorkCover NSW  WorkCover NSW manages the State's workplace safety, injury management, and workers compensation systems.
Guidance Note For Ceiling Dusts Containing Lead - Lead Risk Work Notification Form - Lead Risk Work Notifications Guideline WorkCover NSW Publications
NSW Heritage Office Provides specialist advice to the Minister for Urban Affairs and Planning, the Heritage Council and the wider community about the management of heritage across the State of New South Wales.
NSW Council Websites Links to New South Wales Local Government Websites
Other Australian states & Northern Territory council websites Links to other Australian states and Northern Territory Local Government Websites
WorkSafe Victoria WorkSafe Victoria is working with the community to deliver outstanding workplace safety, together with quality care and insurance protection to employers and workers.
EPA Victoria The Environment Protection Authority is a statutory body established under an Act of the Victorian Parliament in response to community concern about pollution.
Queensland Dept of Employment & Industrial Relations Includes links to WorkCover and Workplace Health and Safety
Environment Protection Authority (EPA) South Australia, South Australia's primary environmental regulator, responsible for the protection of air and water quality, and control of pollution, waste, noise and radiation. The SA EPA administers the Environment Protection Act and Radiation Protection and Control Act. SA EPA also monitors air lead levels in Port Pirie, the town of the world's largest lead smelter and also monitored air lead levels in the state capital city Adelaide up until June 2003.
The Department of Health South Australia  SA Health aims to ensure healthier, longer and better lives for all South Australians through a comprehensive and sustainable health system. SA Health works to achieve these aims by strengthening primary health care, enhancing hospital care, reforming mental health care and improving the health of Aboriginal people.
Environmental Health Tasmania 
http://www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/48364/Exec_Summary_PT_report_final.pdf
http://www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/48363/Priestly_final_report_minus_identifiers.pdf
Inquiry Into The Cause And Extent Of Lead Pollution In The Esperance Area
by The Education And Health Standing Committee, Legislative Assembly, Parliament of Western Australia, 6th September 2007.
Report on Lead Isotopic Analyses of Samples Associated with the Esperance Lead Investigation. Report prepared for Western Australia Department of Health by Access Macquarie Limited Professor Brian Gulson & Michael Korsch, CSIRO Division of Petroleum Resources.

Belize

www.health.gov.bz/ Belize Health Ministry - 0 "lead poisoning"

Bolivia

www.sns.gov.bo/ Ministerio de Salud y Deportes, Bolivia ( Bolivian Ministery for Sports and Health) 2 plomo

Brazil

www.saude.gov.br/ Ministério de Saúde, Brasil [Ministerio de Salud, Brasil], [Health Ministry, Brazil] - 3 plomo

Canada

Canadian Wildlife Service Environment Canada Where to find lead-free alternatives - Manufacturers of lead-free fishing tackle contains a list of suppliers of lead free tackle in Canada, USA, UK & Sweden. There are a wide variety of non-toxic alternatives to lead fishing sinkers and jigs, including bismuth, clay, steel, tin, glass, tungsten beads and putty. Ask your local fishing supply retailer to stock these lead-free alternatives.

Chile

www.minsal.cl/juridico/ Ministerio de Salud Chileno (Chilean Ministry of Health) 54 plomo

China, People’s Republic of

Ministry of Environmental Protection, China

Colombia

www.minambiente.gov.co/ Ministerio Colombiano de Vivienda y Medio Ambiente [ Colombian Ministry of Housing and Environment ] - 252 for Plomo.
www.minproteccionsocial.gov.co/ Ministerio Colombiano para la Protección Social[ Colombian Ministry for Social Protection ] - 109 for Plomo.

Costa Rica

www.ministeriodesalud.go.cr/ Ministerio de Salud, Costa Rica [Health Ministry, Costa Rica] - 31 for Plomo.

Cuba

www.sld.cu/ Ministerio de Salud Cubano (Cuban Ministry of Health) 225 for plomo.

Dominican Republic

www.minsa.gob.pa/ Ministerio de Salud República Dominicana ( Ministry of Health) 64 for plomo.

Ecuador

www.msp.gov.ec/ Ministerio para la Salud Pública, Ecuador [ Ecuatorian Ministry for Public Health] - 3 for Plomo

El Salvador

www.mspas.gob.sv/ Ministerio de Salud el Salvador [Salvatorian Ministry of Health] - 22 for plomo.

Guatemala

www.mspas.gob.gt/ Ministerio de Salud, Guatemala [Guatemalan Ministry of Health] - 5 for plomo

Honduras

www.salud.gob.hn/ Ministerio de Salud, Honduras [Health Ministry, Honduras] -2 for plomo.

México

www.salud.gob.mx/ Secretaria de Salud, México [Mexican Secretary of Health] - 342 for plomo.

Nicaragua

www.minsa.gob.ni/ Ministerio de Salud, Nicaragua [Nicaraguan Ministry of Health] - 145 for plomo.

Panama

www.minsa.gob.pa/ Ministerio Salud Panama [Ministry of Health, Panama] - 64 for plomo.

Paraguay

www.mspbs.gov.py/ Ministerio de Salud Paraguay (Paraguayan Ministry of Health) 2 for plomo.

Peru

www.minsa.gob.pe/ Ministerio de Salud, Peru [Peruvian Ministry of Health] - 472 for plomo.

Spain

www.msps.es/ Ministerio de Salud Español (Spanish Ministry of Health) 101 for plomo.

United States of America - Federal

Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control In 1991, the Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control was established by HUD in order to bring together health and housing professionals in a concerted effort to eliminate lead-based paint hazards in America's privately-owned and low-income housing. The OHHLC is unique among federal agencies dealing with lead-hazards, as the Office is staffed to bring lead health science to bear directly upon America's housing.
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lead in Paint, Dust, and Soil includes 
Basic Information
, Lead in the NewsRules & RegulationsEducation & OutreachNutrition & lead. Technical Studies, Training & Certification,   Other Lead Links, EPA Regions.
Agency For Toxic Substances And Disease Registry (ATSDR)
ToxFAQsTM for Lead
Case Studies in Environmental Medicine: Lead Toxicity (ATSDR)
Impact Of Lead Contaminated Soil On Public Health (ATSDR) ATSDR's functions include public health assessments of waste sites, health consultations concerning specific hazardous substances, health surveillance and registries, response to emergency releases of hazardous substances, applied research in support of public health assessments, information development and dissemination, and education and training concerning hazardous substances
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Managing Elevated Blood Lead Levels Among Young Children: Recommendations from the Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention March 2002 download htm or pdf files, or to obtain a printed copy, call (toll-free USA) 1-888-232-6789
CDC NIOSH Lead (Occupational Exposure)
Centers for Disease Control CDC Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
lead hazard recalls The Centers for Disease Control have put all the products recalled in the US for lead hazards since 2004 on one page (approximately 80 different products) and also lists the products by categories (toys, crafts, clothing, office equipment etc.)
MMWR The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. A CDC weekly scientific publication containing data and reports on specific health and safety topics.
MEDLINEplus with numerous links on lead poisoning and information on over 500 diseases and conditions from the world's largest medical library, the National Library of Medicine. Health professionals and consumers alike can depend on it for information that is authoritative and up to date.

United States of America - States

City/County of San Francisco The San Francisco Department of Public Healths Childhood Environmental Prevention Program is dedicated to eradicating lead hazards in an effort to eliminate childhood lead poisoning
California Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch (CLPPB) a childrens environmental health program offering multi-layered solutions to this complex problem.
California Occupational Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (OLPPP) The Occupational Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (OLPPP) of the Occupational Health Branch provides information and services designed to prevent and control lead poisoning in California workplaces. Our activities are directed towards workers, unions, employers, industry groups, health professionals and the general public.
The Oregon Lead Poisoning Prevention Program has a list of products that have been recalled by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) because of lead hazards. They post the items on the list as soon as they receive the alert from CPSC. The list including photos of every item in the recalls.
The Oregon Lead Poisoning Prevention Program has a list of products that have been recalled by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) because of lead hazards. They post the items on the list as soon as they receive the alert from CPSC. The list including photos of every item in the recalls.
Washington State
Tests for Lead Poisoning. Lead in the human body can be measured in blood, urine, bones, teeth, or hair. The most frequent test is to measure the blood lead level (BLL). Measuring an individual's blood lead level (BLL) can detect lead poisoning in adults or children. Red blood cells increase erythrocyte protoporphyrin (EP) when blood lead is high.

Uruguay

www.msp.gub.uy/ Ministerio de Salud Uruguay (Uruguayan Ministry of Health) 27 for plomo

Venezuela

www.mpps.gob.ve/ Ministerio para el Poder Popular para la Salud, Venezuela [Venezuelan Ministry of Popular Power for Health] - 6 for plomo.


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