U.S. Investigates Artificial Turf's Lead Levels

Artificial turf fields in the Washington area and elsewhere may be popular with players and managers who don't have to fret about bumpy terrain or constant upkeep. But now the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is beginning to investigate whether the trendy fields contain lead that could easily...
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Ian Shapira

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