Lead’s Dangerous Legacy
With lead lurking in the paint, soil and water, many Chicagoans are at high risk |
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Testing the waters: Lead exceeds acceptable levels in water at many Seattle schools
The Seattle school district tests the drinking water at each campus at least once every three years. Through early 2018, the results of those tests showed 53 percent of schools in South Seattle registered lead readings above what the district considers an acceptable level of exposure. |
Water Tests Shows Elevated Levels of Lead at Local Middle Schools
A survey of Alexandria City Public Schools’ drinking water sources has come back with relatively high levels of copper and lead in George Washington Middle School ... |
For the first time EPA could order schools to test water for lead, but experts warn that doesn’t mean it will be safe to drink — or that lead will be removed
As Newark, New Jersey, Flint, Michigan, and other cities continue to grapple with lead in their water supplies, the Environmental Protection Agency is mulling changes to the decades-old regulation... |
Panel looks for solutions to lead problem in Essex County
Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) held a panel in Bloomfield on Oct. 15, 2019 to discuss innovative solutions to the lead in drinking water crisis that has dogged Essex County for the past several years. |
Investigations and Oversight Subcommittee Chairwoman Mikie Sherrill to Chair Field Hearing In Bloomfield on Lead in Drinking Water
Investigations and Oversight Subcommittee Chairwoman Mikie Sherrill to Chair Field Hearing on Lead in Drinking Water |