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Re: Creosote / Pentachlorophenol
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I would add that most wooden bridge pilings are commonly heavily treated 
with creosote from my observations.   When fishing around bridge pilings, 
I've often noticed chemical slicks on the water around these pilings.  To my 
way of thinking, this is worse than telephone poles and railroad ties. 

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