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EcoWaste Coalition Cites 10th Year Of Groundbreaking Chemical Control Order Banning Toxic Lead In Paints - Vimarsana News

EcoWaste Coalition Cites 10th Year Of Groundbreaking Chemical Control Order Banning Toxic Lead In Paints

Quezon City. The EcoWaste Coalition, a non-profit environmental health organization, lauded the Chemical Control Order (CCO) banning lead -- a potent

Flint residents encourage others to apply for lead paint removal - Vimarsana News

Flint residents encourage others to apply for lead paint removal

With so many houses built before lead paint was banned in 1978, the city believes this toxic substance is lurking in many homes.

Source: abc12.com
Lead in water: Chicago schools test regularly and flush water systems, aiming to protect students' health - Vimarsana News

Lead in water: Chicago schools test regularly and flush water systems, aiming to protect students' health

Lead in water at school can cause children to have lower IQs, lower academic performance and other health problems. This is how CPS prevents it.

Stakeholders seek law against hazardous chemicals in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Stakeholders seek law against hazardous chemicals in Nigeria

Stakeholders in the Nigeria’s paints industry are calling on the Federal Government to immediately pass into law the draft regulations on hazardous

EPA to strengthen lead protections in drinking water after multiple crises, including Flint - Vimarsana News

EPA to strengthen lead protections in drinking water after multiple crises, including Flint

About four decades ago, when the Environmental Protection Agency was first trying to figure out what to do about lead in drinking water, Ronnie Levin quantified its damage: Roughly 40 million people drank water with dangerous levels of lead, degrading the intelligence of thousands of kids. One co-worker, though, leaked Levin’s analysis to the press, igniting a public outcry that pressured the EPA to act. Now, the EPA is on the eve of strengthening them.

Source: yahoo.com