Low/no-lead brass is much more expensive to make than leaded brass (I know because we use and buy a lot of it in the utility industry), so a lot of the faucet manufacturers either switched to plastic or raised prices when the new no-lead specs went into place in 2014.  

(2) Resin Art It's basically encasing miniature scenes, or art pieces, made with odds and ends in plastic.

Sometimes they have sprinkler system that spray the water into the air or on plastic lining the banks of the pond.

I keep hearing that its so much cheaper to build here... but I really think its because I have good people that work for me and we typically build the same thing over and over, which keeps the cost down.for $50/ft you get electric wall heaters, plastic laminate countertops, white appliances, square corners ect ect.

Those little dogs tend to pee all over the carpet.If it's not too late, keep a sample of the smelly carpet in a plastic bag in case you end up in court.  

If not, I have had good luck with the rubbermaid type plastic sheds.

I actually went to Home Depot to smell it myself, and I did catch a nasty whiff of burnt plastic from even their sample squares of the sticky Allure.

A lot of the refuse is cardboard, bottles, cans and plastics. 

When you get the lab faucets at a supply house they come with brass pop ups instead of plastic.

Be aware that in the past all LL products contained ortho pthalates plasticizers which were banned in 2010 from children's toys for their connection to Autism.