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Doctors may be required to offer blood lead screening for Hoosier children - Vimarsana News

Doctors may be required to offer blood lead screening for Hoosier children

Doctors across the state of Indiana next year likely will be required to offer parents of children between nine months and six years old an opportunity to test their child

Study: Widespread Lead Contamination in Philadelphia Schools' Water Lines - Vimarsana News

Study: Widespread Lead Contamination in Philadelphia Schools' Water Lines

An advocacy group found widespread lead contamination in the water lines of several schools across Philadelphia, potentially exposing thousands of students to the toxins that cause learning disabilities, damage to the nervous system, and internal organs.

US Bald, Golden Eagles Suffer From Lead Poisoning in Hunters' Ammunition - Vimarsana News

US Bald, Golden Eagles Suffer From Lead Poisoning in Hunters' Ammunition

The population of these American eagles is at risk due to the threat posed by lead poisoning. A new study showed that most bald eagles and golden eagles across the United States are exposed to high levels of lead chemicals from hunter's ammunition.

Watchdog to probe EPA handling of city's lead-tainted water - Vimarsana News

Watchdog to probe EPA handling of city's lead-tainted water

Federal auditors announced an investigation Friday on how the government has dealt with lead contamination of drinking water in Benton Harbor.

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EPA watchdog to probe agency response to Benton Harbor lead contamination - Vimarsana News

EPA watchdog to probe agency response to Benton Harbor lead contamination

The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Inspector General will investigate the federal response to reports of lead contamination in a predominantly Black Michigan city’s water supply.