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We re removing lead from drinking water, once and for all

We re removing lead from drinking water, once and for all
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Study finds nearly 70 percent of Chicago s children under 6 are exposed to lead contaminated drinking water

Recent study finds that close to 70 percent of children under six in Chicago are exposed to lead in their tap water. Studies conducted on blood lead levels and children have demonstrated there is no level of lead, a known neurotoxin, that can be deemed safe.

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Disturbing map shows tap water pollution levels across the US after Joe Biden declares a state of emergency

A CHILLING map showing polluted tap water across the US has been revealed following President Biden's declaration of emergency over water safety.Earli

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Louisiana Boil Water Notices Paint A Picture Of The State s Failing Drinking Water Infrastructure

/ This story was co-published with the Louisiana Illuminator. As far back as Fannie King, 39, can remember, there have been problems with the drinking water in Tallulah, a small city in northeastern Louisiana. King s experienced water outages, discolored water and backups that cause the water to drain slowly. “As long as I’ve been living, there’s always been a complaint about what they were going to do,” she said. “The piping system that runs through Tallulah is so old in the residential areas.” The problems with Tallulah s drinking water system are not unique, but they’re among the worst in Louisiana when it comes to frequent water disruptions. The Illuminator and WWNO/WRKF analyzed a year’s worth of boil water notices throughout the state to get a glimpse of the problems plaguing rural water systems. Boil water notices are issued when there’s a drop in pressure in the water usually from a break in a pipe that could allow contaminants to enter the system.

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