Juveniles who live around California airports are at high risk of absorbing elevated levels of lead in their blood, PNAS Nexus papers brought up this information. The fact is, in the entirety of the United States piston-engine aircraft use gasoline combined with leads. Hence, it is obvious that juveniles will be exposed to leads more and more. Policymakers’ actions for reducing lead openness from the very beginning of the 1970s are about to fall flat.

But the point of relief is that lead levels in the blood of juveniles in the United States have fallen greatly because of the policies which peeled off lead from automotive gasoline, plumbing, paint, and food cans.

Although gasoline loaded with lead has not been eradicated. Nowadays, the use of lead-loaded flight gasoline contributes to two-thirds of the total lead emissions in the United States.

Looking forward to getting a permanent and efficient solution to this hazard.