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Lead is contaminating wells in Jefferson County. The EPA doesn't know how many, or why. | National News - Vimarsana News

Lead is contaminating wells in Jefferson County. The EPA doesn't know how many, or why. | National News

Mysteries about lead-contaminated water stubbornly persist in rural Jefferson County, even after more than 15 years of samples from 1,400-plus local wells.

Source: kpvi.com
IN PHOTOS: Old Mines Celebrates 300 Years - Vimarsana News

IN PHOTOS: Old Mines Celebrates 300 Years

The 300th year of the land grant creating Old Mines, one of the first organized lead-mining settlements of the Lead Belt, was celebrated this weekend with history demonstrations, tours of

Attorney representing Iron County Sheriff speaks out - Vimarsana News

Attorney representing Iron County Sheriff speaks out

Iron County Sheriff Jeff Burkett has been subject of numerous attempts to oust him from office.

Source: ksdk.com
'There is no safe blood level, and lead can be harmful to human health – even at really, really low levels.' - Vimarsana News

'There is no safe blood level, and lead can be harmful to human health – even at really, really low levels.'

Madison County has been dealing with lead-concentrated soil for decades and children living around mine waste areas have had elevated quantities of lead in their bloodstreams.Kurt Limesand is the EPA Region 7’s remedial project manager for the Madison County Mines Superfund Site, and Cory Kokko is with the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease RegistryThey spoke about the history of blood-lead contamination and how it still impacts children today.

Source: kbia.org
Kids in the Midwest will get more blood screenings under EPA plan to deal with lead threat - Vimarsana News

Kids in the Midwest will get more blood screenings under EPA plan to deal with lead threat

Midwestern states, including Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, exceed the national average of detectable levels of lead in the blood of children. The Environmental Protection Agency released a new plan to reduce lead exposure.

Source: kmuw.org