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Kewanee animal rescue sees effects of lead-based hunting ammunition - Vimarsana News

Kewanee animal rescue sees effects of lead-based hunting ammunition

A wildlife rescue and rehab is calling for change, after helping multiple bald eagles with lead poisoning. Hog Capitol Wildfire Rescue and Rehab, based out of Kewanee, helps wild animals back to health. The rescue is now helping bald eagles that have contracted lead poisoning and say it’s a growing concern among the birds. “They […]

Source: yahoo.com
Summit County residents asked to apply for lead removal program - Vimarsana News

Summit County residents asked to apply for lead removal program

Summit County is encouraging its residents to apply for the new Lead Safe Ohio program, which pays for lead removal inside homes.

Source: yahoo.com
Fruit puree pouches recalled after elevated lead levels found in North Carolina children: FDA - Vimarsana News

Fruit puree pouches recalled after elevated lead levels found in North Carolina children: FDA

Multiple children in North Carolina were found to have elevated levels of lead, and fruit puree pouches may be to blame.

Source: yahoo.com
Viewpoint: St. Joe County's lead poisoning problem threatens our children's future. - Vimarsana News

Viewpoint: St. Joe County's lead poisoning problem threatens our children's future.

The Lead Affinity Group will be conducting community presentations this fall to raise awareness and education.

Source: yahoo.com
I-Team: 2 school districts didn't test for lead in water - Vimarsana News

I-Team: 2 school districts didn't test for lead in water

Two Baltimore-area school districts did not report lead-testing data in 2022 despite requirements under state law.

Source: wbaltv.com