Most debris on the ground is not hazardous to bare feet — Born to

Debris and other discarded items often found on the ground or walkways are usually unlikely to do any harm to someone's bare feet.

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The environmental disaster lurking beneath your neighborhood gas station

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Understanding Recirculating and Run-to-Waste Hydroponic Systems - Garden & Greenhouse

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ContamiNation: My Quest to Survive in a Toxic World

The Liquid Earth - The Atlantic

Outer space - Wikipedia

Initial heel contact is the natural way to walk barefoot — Born to Live Barefoot

NASA approved the launch of a space telescope that could save humanity from an asteroid crash

Lead keeps poisoning children. It doesn't have to. – Center for Public Integrity

List of civilian radiation accidents - Wikipedia

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Paint Is One of the Most Common Yet Hazardous Substances in Your Home

A deadly parasite that burrows into the body through bare feet could be multiplying in this US community, Texas