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Bayway refinery, New Jersey

Oil refinery in New Jersey where Standard Oil of New Jersey ran a tetraethyl lead works in 1924.

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  1. UN hails milestone as use of leaded petrol ended globally, Al Jazeera (news agencies), reporting a UNEP statement, 30 Aug 2021. Scholarship & press
    Concerns were raised in 1924, when dozens of workers were hospitalised and five declared dead after suffering convulsions at a refinery run by US giant Standard Oil
  2. The Use of Tetraethyl Lead Gasoline in Its Relation to Public Health (Public Health Bulletin No. 163), U.S. Public Health Service, Treasury Department, 1926. Primary record
    fatal poisoning occurred in the manufacture and mixing of the concentrated tetraethyl lead itself in Deepwater, N. J., Dayton, Ohio, and Bayway, N. J.
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