EPA cracking down on max lead levels. What it means for this Wappingers Falls playground
Lower EPA standards for lead in soil could be mean more locations are tested. Last year, a Wappingers Falls park was temporarily closed for testing.
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Lower EPA standards for lead in soil could be mean more locations are tested. Last year, a Wappingers Falls park was temporarily closed for testing.
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Skip to main content Currently Reading Texas spiny lizard not as famous as the Texas horned lizard or horny toad, but is a master of disguise with real spunk FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 The Texas spiny lizard keeps a low profile, usually up high on trees.Steven Reeves /Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of5 The Texas spiny lizard tends to blend in with the dominant tree in its native habitat.thomasmales /Getty Images / iStockphotoShow MoreShow Less 3of5 Another example of a Texas spiny lizard blending in with its surroundings. Former herpetologist John Karges photographed this spiny lizard at Lama...