A recent article in the Wall Street Journal discusses the possible contamination of copper telephone cables with outer lead sheathing. I’m not linking to the article because it is behind a paywall, but this is not a new topic, and it’s been written about periodically for decades. The authors looked at locations around the country where lead cables are still present around bus stops, schools, and parks.
Unveiling the Lead Legacy: Addressing the Challenges of Abandoned Telephone Cables
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