Lead pellets seen in an X-ray of a Canada goose at the DuPage Wildlife Conservation Center in Willowbrook, where 26 birds were treated after ingesting lead between Nov. 14 and Dec. 10. Sarah Reich ...

X-rays determined the goose had eaten lead pellets. From Nov. 15 to Dec. 7, volunteers captured sick geese nearby. Some were found in retention ditches in Lombard, ...

Police and a bird-monitoring group are investigating how two dozen Canada geese sustained lead poisoning in Lombard, ... X-rays determined the goose had eaten lead pellets. From Nov. 15 to Dec. 7, ...

The Quencher tumblers have a lead pellet at the bottom, but it's sealed off from drinkers. Stanley cup owners, rejoice: The odds of getting lead poisoning from your water bottle are vanishingly small.

Stanley cups contain a lead pellet that seals the vacuum insulation at the base, which is a common practice for vacuum-insulated water bottles.

Thanks to the shooting industry, billions of individual lead shotgun pellets are left to contaminate our wetland and terrestrial habitats – a toxic legacy for our environment and wildlife.

Waterbirds in France’s largest wetland are still being poisoned by toxic lead pellets almost two decades after the ammunition was banned, a study has warned this week.

Stanley said the liquid inside their cups cannot come into contact with the lead pellet because it is covered by a durable layer of stainless steel. In a statement, Stanley said: “Please rest assured ...

Stanley cups contain a lead pellet that seals the vacuum insulation at the base, which is a common practice for vacuum-insulated water bottles.