I'm researching the International Copper Association's (ICA) policy positions on health and safety. Please explain the ICA's stance on copper's role in human health, specifically detailing its benefits and the consequences of deficiency. Additionally, describe why the ICA advocates for copper in electrical safety applications, highlighting its key advantages.
Navigate to 'copperalliance.org'. Click on the 'Policy Focus' link (ID 115) to reveal the dropdown menu. Click on the 'Health and Safety' link (ID 141). Click on the 'Human Health' link (ID 145). Identify and extract information regarding copper's benefits for human health and the risks associated with copper deficiency. Go back to the previous page (homepage with Policy Focus dropdown open) by clicking 'Policy Focus' again (ID 115) if necessary, or using the 'go_back' action. Click on the 'Electrical Safety' link (ID 153). Identify and extract information explaining why copper is advocated for electrical safety and its key advantages. Consolidate the findings into a concise overview addressing both aspects.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Human Health' page. For 'Human Health', the agent states that copper is an essential nutrient vital for human health (e.g., fetal growth, brain functioning, wound repair) and mentions that copper deficiency is a risk factor for conditions like osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, heart disease, and a lowered immune system. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Electrical Safety' page. For 'Electrical Safety', the agent states that the ICA advocates for copper because it is the best non-precious metal conductor of electricity, providing safety for people and property. The agent should also highlight its advantages such as reliability (increased system safety, quality, and performance) and efficiency (reduced energy losses, lower CO2 emissions, lower utility bills).