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Lead-safety Message: Never let your leaded fishing sinkers get lost at the beach. Birds and animals might get lead poisoned by eating them.

Artist: Janice Leelapat

Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper

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Lead-safety Message: When every art material manufacturer leaves lead out of children’s paints, crayons, chalks and paint on pencils, every parent in the world can relax.

Artist: Cecile Chen

Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper

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Lead-safety Message: Keep our oceans safe from lead.

Artist: Gabriella Kovac

Description of Work: Smart phone photo

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Lead-safety Message: Elephants in the wild are free of lead pollution. Don’t let hunters come to shoot elephants and lead poison the food cycle.

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Non toxic texta and coloured pencils on paper

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Lead-safety Message: Due to rising toxic metal concentration in the oceans, whales are more stressed and more likely to beach themselves. Protect our seas from mercury, cadmium and lead.

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Non toxic crayon and coloured pencils on paper

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Lead-safety Message: Keep nature full of colours by keeping lead out of the water and soil.

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Colouring pencils, non toxic crayons and lead pencil on paper

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Lead-safety Message: There are no limits to imagination and intelligence in a lead safe world.

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Colouring pencils and textas on paper

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Lead-safety Message: More beautiful birds will come to our cities if we don’t pollute the air with lead dust while renovating or demolishing.

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Colouring pencils and textas on paper

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Lead-safety Message: If you are eating honey made by bees in the city make sure there is no lead dust on the flowers

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Colouring pencils and textas on paper

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Lead-safety Message: In Broken Hill lead mining area animals have to watch out for lead bullets as well as lead in the air, soil and water

Artist: Sreedhar Ritishaa

Description of Work: Colouring pencils on paper