but it's not just the litter that has people worried the louisiana department of health warns that some beads and throws may contain lead and there may be lead in the soil the parade along the parade route in fact dr howard milky of tulane university's department pharmacology map new orleans and from the highest lead counts in the soil along the mardi gras parade route in his estimate four thousand pounds of lead hit the streets each year. some point in the tradition of throwing the need to be rethought when it cost millions of dollars in damages and threatens the health of the people who call new orleans. no zero at this point i mean look down there just so a girl. or doodling whatever. you can do that you can see that on line rather than telling a. lead in your water that question the whole of the horrible stuff. mobile reaches of the party has gone too far and you're thinking about this is that originally we're talking about something that started in the thirty's that was glass beads originally and they were very treasured because only certain floats gave them out or certain people a

block stretch near downtown one but it's not just the litter that has people worried the louisiana department of health warns that some beads and throws may contain lead and there may be lead in the soil the along the parade routes in fact dr howard milky of tulane university's department pharmacology map new orleans and from the highest lead counts in the soil along the mardi gras parade routes in his estimate four thousand pounds of lead hit the streets each year at some point does the tradition of throwing beads need to be rethought when it cost millions of dollars in damages and threatens the health of the people who call new orleans home absolutely no no no at this point i mean look if you're down there there would be just so girls looked up or too sure or do the lives of his teachers whatever you know. you can do that you can see that rather the role to be wise and to lead and your children are going on that course or horizontal horrible stuff. there's a certain mobile readers or the party has gone too far and you're thinking about this is that a rich.

block stretch near downtown one but it's not just the litter that has people worried the louisiana department of health warrants that some beads and throws may contain lead and there may be lead in the soil the along the parade routes in fact dr howard milky of tulane university's department pharmacology map new orleans and from the highest lead counts in the soil along the mardi gras parade routes in his estimate four thousand pounds of lead hit the streets each year. at some point does the tradition of throwing beads need to be rethought when it cost millions of dollars in damages and threatens the health of the people who call new orleans home absolutely no no no at this point i mean look if you're down there don't want to be just so girl looked up or too sure or do to lift up this teacher whatever you know. you can do that you can see that on the line rather the role of the wise and lead and your children are a lot of that course are horizontal horrible stuff i mean there's a certain mobile readers of the party has gone too far and you're thinking about this is that originally we're talking about s