slate realized getting knocked up comes with consequences
because slates and hatchlings in-game models are so simmilar 👇

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slate realized getting knocked up comes with consequences
because slates and hatchlings in-game models are so simmilar 👇

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What gem would be good at handling ho.eworlds toxic waste?
I’d imagine gems who are handling toxic wastes are gemstones which are toxic and/or radioactive!Here are some gemstones on the top of my head:CinnabarOrpimentGalenaPyriteMalachiteErioniteLeadMercury
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Erionite
Tunnel Beach, Oceanside, Tillamook Co., Oregon, USA
What makes erionite carcinogenic?
The mineral erionite is considered to be highly carcinogenic and is on the World Health Organisation's list of substances that cause cancer. A few years ago, an entire village in Turkey actually had to be moved, because the substance was very common in the surrounding area and every second inhabitant died of a particular type of cancer caused by breathing in erionite particles.
Up to now it has been thought that iron as a constituent element of the mineral erionite is the reason for the carcinogenic effect. However, mineralogists of Friedrich Schiller University Jena (Germany), together with colleagues from the University of Modena (Italy), have discovered that this metal does not even appear in the crystal structure of erionite.
Iron is not part of erionite
"Like asbestos, erionite is composed of fibres, which are inhaled and reach the lungs, where they cause considerable damage, because they are too long to be eliminated by the body's own defences," explains Dr Kilian Pollok of the University Jena. "In both cases, doctors have until now considered the iron in the mineral to be mainly responsible for the cancer cases, as that metal encourages the transition from inflammation to tumour development." However, the latest findings mean that this assumption needs to be re-examined, as, unlike most substances lumped together under the umbrella term asbestos, iron does not form part of erionite's crystal structure.
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ref for my babythey hatchling Erionite
"Love" child of Gosslate, and though hearthians don't have that parental connection, both of them were very involved in Erion's upbringing and education. The Eye Thing accident left Erion with a severely burnt shoulder and back, which resulted in skin on the area being contracted and stiff, and, as a results, restricted shoulder movement.
They're also named after one of the most carcinogenic minerals because I thought it would be funny.

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who's the other person responsible for Slate's situation?
uuughhh, i dunno mannnnn,,,,
Allarme ‘erionite’, è una fibra più pericolosa dell’amianto: cos’è e dove si trova
L’erionite è una fibra utilizzata sia nell’agricoltura che nell’edilizia, ma si è rivelata più pericolosa dell’amianto: una ricerca della Sapienza ha capito il meccanismo per cui, una volta inalata, diventa così pericolosa per il corpo umano. Marco Tribuzi Agenzia DIRE www.dire.it ROMA – L’erionite è una specie appartenente al gruppo delle zeoliti, minerali presenti principalmente in rocce…