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I needed to do something and jewelry was connected to this,

because since it's the biggest contributor,

the single contributor to these mercury emissions,

and the biggest use of this gold is in the jewelry industry,

that was the light for me that said, you know what, Bob,

you can do something about this.

Why might we need to help address mercury emissions and poisoning, specifically through gold

jewelry?

And why is the use of recycled gold not able to help address the environmental impacts present

within the industry.

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