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Stanley tumblers have become immensely popular in recent months, surging on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, but consumers have begun asking whether they are safe to use.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, USAID’s Samantha Power will call for more action against lead exposure among children.

Formal communication by Delaware authorities to communities and healthcare providers about lead-contaminated products is needed.

Tokyo has one of the lowest water leakage rates in the world. The government credits this in part to the phase-out of lead pipes.

The “Get Out the Lead Initiative” is a 50 billion dollar investment - with the goal of replacing lead lines by 2026.

Although lead problems in OKC's water are lower than average, the city is working on a plan to meet the EPA's deadline for replacement

Ohio is handing out $84 million through the Lead Safe Ohio program to support lead mitigation and prevention projects.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM)– Lawmakers are trying to do their part to make sure that Pennsylvania schools have safe drinking water. Six State House members introduced legislation Tuesday that would require old water fountains in schools to be replaced with lead-filtering water stations by 2025. “Lead exposure at any level is unsafe for children,” according to […]

A recent law aims to protect New Yorkers from serious health issues caused by holiday decorations.

A recent law aims to protect New Yorkers from serious health issues caused by holiday decorations.