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About 7,000 Lead Service Lines Remain In Kenosha; Families With Young Children Urged To Seek Replacement Assistance - Kenosha County Eye
Open story →How military data, engineering help shield children from invisible lead hazards - Army.mil
Open story →How military data, engineering help shield children from invisible lead hazards - Army.mil
Open story →IDPH Marks Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, October 25-31 - Effingham Radio
Open story →Beaver Dam Water Utility launches lead service line replacement outreach - Daily Dodge
Open story →ILLINOIS HEALTH OFFICIALS URGE LEAD POISONING PREVENTION FOLLOWING NEW TESTING REQUIREMENTS - WFIW
Open story →Syracuse council approves $25 million for lead service replacement - Spectrum News
Open story →Get the lead out: Millions still drink water from contaminated pipes - The Hill
Open story →Get the lead out: Millions still drink water from contaminated pipes - The Hill
Open story →It's National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week - WCSJ News
Open story →Pennsylvania American Water Awarded PENNVEST Funding for Norristown Lead Service Line Replacement - BUCKSCO.Today
Open story →Pennsylvania American Water Awarded PENNVEST Funding for Norristown Lead Service Line Replacement - VISTA.Today
Open story →Bonner County residents await fixes on lead exposure in drinking water - NonStop Local KHQ
Open story →DPH urges residents to take steps to prevent lead exposure - upstatetoday.com
Open story →Protecting Children From Lead Is An Investment In Their Future - CityWatch LA
Open story →IDPH Marks Lead Poisoning Prevention Week October 25-31 - The Troy Times Tribune
Open story →North Dakota HHS urges families to test children for lead during awareness week - Valley News Live
Open story →North Dakota HHS urges families to test children for lead during awareness week - Valley News Live
Open story →Syracuse leaders discuss pace of lead service line replacement - WSTM
Open story →POLL: Will concerns over Micron influence your vote on Election Day? - WSTM
Open story →Cornell terminates its partnership with controversial Flock Safety, removes cameras - WSTM
Open story →New York State launches dashboard tracking flu, COVID-19 and RSV activity - WSTM
Open story →Illinois highlights universal lead testing during Lead Poisoning Prevention Week - KBSI Fox 23 Cape Girardeau News | Paducah News
Open story →NDHHS encourages North Dakotans to learn about lead exposure - KX News
Open story →Pennsylvania American Water Awarded PENNVEST Funding for Norristown Lead Service Line Replacement - MONTCO.Today
Open story →Water service line investigation, replacement work begins in Amherst, Williamsville - Bee Group Newspapers
Open story →More than 12,000 Lake County water service lines have unknown materials. Residents can help identify them - Cleveland.com
Open story →New Indigenous Graduates Ready for Careers in Clean Water - Digital Journal
Open story →New Indigenous Graduates Ready for Careers in Clean Water - markets.businessinsider.com
Open story →New Indigenous Graduates Ready for Careers in Clean Water - StreetInsider
Open story →‘Wild, wild west’: New York’s lead reporting laws do not apply to private schools - Central Current
Open story →Report reveals 42% of New York schools have tested positive for lead in water - Adirondack Explorer
Open story →NYSP suspends Lt. Col. Duffy, seeks involvement - WSTM
Open story →Portion of State Route 41 in Cortland County to close for railroad repairs - WSTM
Open story →OCDSB trustee candidates come together to call for safer drinking water - Ottawa Citizen
Open story →OCDSB trustee candidates come together to call for safer drinking water - Yahoo News Canada
Open story →Nashik and Ahilyanagar districts lead over-exploited watershed zones - The Times of India
Open story →Nashik and Ahilyanagar districts lead over-exploited watershed zones - The Times of India
Open story →Braidwood renews $18,000 contract for lead and copper compliance - Shaw Local
Open story →Day One of Early Voting Breaks Records in Onondaga County - WSTM
Open story →Street Parking Reminders from Syracuse Police as Winter Months Approach - WSTM
Open story →LeadSafe CNY Coalition Kicks Off National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week - WSTM
Open story →Town gets millions to replace lead water pipes - Mid Hudson News
Open story →IDPH Marks Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, October 25-31 - RiverBender.com
Open story →IDPH Marks Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, October 25-31 - RiverBender.com
Open story →CMDHD promoting Lead Poisoning Prevention Week for Oct. 25–31 - The Morning Sun
Open story →Lead poisoning risk: Parents urged to protect children at home - Cebu Daily News
Open story →Lead poisoning risk: Parents urged to protect children at home - Cebu Daily News
Open story →Cryptosporidium and drinking water - City of Portland, Oregon (.gov)
Open story →Louisiana amendment would address dangerous lead water lines in homes - Shreveport Times
Open story →Shapiro Administration Invests $190.3 Million Across 19 Counties Through PENNVEST to Ensure Pennsylvanians Have Safe, Clean Drinking Water and Reliable Water Infrastructure - PA Department of Community & Economic Development (.gov)
Open story →Study: lead in drinking water of North Country schools – ABC22 & FOX44 - MyChamplainValley.com
Open story →Mohawk Valley Municipalities Are Getting Millions for Water Upgrades - WKTV
Open story →FG Raises Alarm as 80 Million Nigerian Children Face Lead Exposure, Unveils Five-Year Elimination Plan - Tell News Magazine
Open story →Pennsylvania American Water Awarded PENNVEST Funding Totaling $42+ Million for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Improvement Projects in Lackawanna and Montgomery Counties - Morningstar
Open story →Over $102 million earmarked for lead pipe replacement - In Business Madison
Open story →Erie Water Works Surpasses $100 Million in Funding for Lead Removal - Erie News Now
Open story →Oshkosh, Neenah win federal funds for lead service line replacements - 101 WIXX
Open story →Wausau among 12 Wisconsin cities receiving funds to remove lead water lines - WAOW
Open story →Oshkosh, Neenah win federal funds for lead service line replacements - WLUK
Open story →NY awards $34 million for water, sewer projects in Dutchess, Orange counties - The Poughkeepsie Journal
Open story →New York Spends $500M in Grants to Upgrade Water Systems - Cleaning & Maintenance Management
Open story →Village of Montour Falls gets $827K grant - OBSERVER-REVIEW.COM
Open story →MWRA selects highway chief Gulliver as next executive director - WBUR
Open story →Wisconsin allocates $102 million to replace 15,028 lead water lines - WDIO.com
Open story →Three area municipalities granted $10 million each for drinking water upgrades - Mid Hudson News
Open story →Gov. Evers, DNR Announce Funding to Help 12 Communities Remove Over 15,000 Lead Service Lines to Ensure Clean, Safe Drinking Water for Wisconsinites Across the State - Urban Milwaukee
Open story →Shapiro Administration Invests $190.3 Million Across 19 Counties Through PENNVEST to Ensure Pennsylvanians Have Safe, Clean Drinking Water and Reliable Water Infrastructure - EIN Presswire
Open story →Charleston Water System offers optional lead pipe removals - WCBD News 2
Open story →Charleston Water System offers optional lead pipe removals - Yahoo
Open story →Rochester marks milestone in lead pipe replacement effort - 13WHAM-TV
Open story →PENNVEST funds $190M in community water and sewer projects in 19 counties - cnhinews.com
Open story →PennVEST Invests $190.3 Million Across 19 Counties To Support Local Drinking Water, Clean Water And Water Infrastructure Projects - PA Environment Digest Blog
Open story →Three area municipalities granted $10 million each for drinking water upgrades - Mid Hudson News
Open story →Charleston Water System offers optional lead pipe removals - WCBD News 2
Open story →14,400 lead pipes gone, but Rochester children still at risk - AOL.com
Open story →14,400 lead pipes gone, but Rochester children still at risk - Yahoo
Open story →Childhood lead exposure remains a preventable health threat in the Americas - Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
Open story →Ticker: Highway honcho to run MWRA; SpaceX report lifts stocks - Boston Herald
Open story →Rochester celebrates halfway mark in lead service line replacement program - City of Rochester.gov
Open story →Protecting children from lead exposure: What parents need to know - KUTV
Open story →14,400 lead pipes gone, but Rochester children still at risk - RochesterFirst
Open story →Yukon Housing to test Whitehorse units for lead in drinking water after elevated levels found last year - Yahoo News Canada
Open story →Yukon Housing to test Whitehorse units for lead in drinking water after elevated levels found last year - CBC
Open story →Walpole Gets $50K To Help Identify Lead Water Service Lines - Patch
Open story →Walpole Gets $50K To Help Identify Lead Water Service Lines - Patch
Open story →OIG letter recommends that SWBNO improves lead service line replacement program - WGNO
Open story →NY awards millions for water projects in Bath, Catlin, Montour Falls - Corning Leader
Open story →New York awards millions for water projects. Here's where locally - Hornell Evening Tribune
Open story →Governor highlights investment in McCook’s lead service line replacement - High Plains Journal
Open story →Greeley on track to replace all known lead pipes before the end of 2027 - Greeley Tribune
Open story →RM of Dauphin Opens Lead Testing Program - 730 CKDM
Open story →Sought for nearly 90 years: satellite lead on Amelia Earhart's plane ends in disappointment - PHOTO - GlobalInfo.az
Open story →Testing the waters: Louisiana voters to decide on amendment for lead pipe removal funding - WDSU
Open story →State Awards Methuen $50,000 Grant to Identify Lead Pipe in Drinking Water Lines - WHAV
Open story →Ballot measure to replace New Orleans homeowners’ lead pipes - Verite News New Orleans
Open story →Top 10 Reputable Brass Water Valve Suppliers in China 2026: Advancing Quality and Reliability - El Paso Times
Open story →Montour Falls gets up to $827K to identify lead water service lines - Fingerlakes1.com
Open story →Gov. Hochul announces nearly $500M for statewide water projects - WSTM
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