P736 CEEFAX 736 Fri 13 May 21:15/43   1/4   I    LEAD POLLUTION DOUBLES IN ANTARCTIC   Over the last 40 years lead   pollution has doubled in Antarctic,   scientists have claimed.     The amount of lead found in snow   was very small - less than is found   in British tap water.     Most of the lead came from outside   the area, claims the British   Antarctic Survey, not from human   acti6ity inside the Antarctia.     By digging pits in the snow,   scientists were able to compile a   record of snow that had fallen o6jr  55 the past 70 years.   Nat Trust Read Hear CmntyInfo ReligionP736 CEEFAX 736 Fri 13 May 21:15/24 ]  2/4       RUSSIANS DETAIN GREENPEACE SHIP   A ship belonging to Greenpeace has   been detained by Russian frontier   guards in Vladivostok.     The ship was on its way to inspect   lumber camps in far-eastern Russia.     Greenpeace suspects the S6elo9e   camp of felling trees and   destroying a unique part of forest   - the Ussuri Tbiga.     Russian frontier guards have the   ship that the crew would bj allowed   into Russian waters but the   passengers on board are violating   Russian frontier laws.   Nat Trust Read Hear CmntyInfo ReligionP736 CEEFAX 736 Fri 13 May 21:14/18   3/4       GOLF COURSE THREATENS PINE FOREST   Environmentalists are to fight a   proposed golf course site in   California.     $he company, owners of the   famous Pebble Beach golf course,   plan to remove up to 57,000 trees,   including 18,000 Monterjy pines.     Monterey pine tree forests once   dominated the Californian   landscape, now only three remain.     The trees have recently been listed   as an endangered species bz the   California Native Plant Society.   Read Hear 710 Community 720  Nat Trust Read Hear CmntyInfo ReligionP736 CEEFAX 736 Fri 13 May 21:23/57   4/4       BRITISH BEACHES STILL FcILING TESTS   Beaches in England and Wales are   still failing to meet EC water   quality standards, claims a report   bz the National Rivers Authority.     $hj quality of water in favourite   resorts such as Blackpool or Great   Yarmouth could remain below   standard until clean-up schemer 1rj   completed next year.     But out of the 419 bathing waters   which were tested only 9% had   consistently failed o6ju three   years.   Read Hear 710 Index 730 Community 720 Religion 740 Nat Trust Read Hear CmntyInfo Religion