Has My Child Been Exposed To Lead? When And How To Test
April 19th, 2018 by Steve
… Read moreFiled under: General, Home & School, Lead Testing, North American Markets
Filed under: General, Home & School, Lead Testing, North American Markets
An article NPR on Heard on All Things Considered stated:
Helen Nez had 10 children. Now she only has three.
Seven of her children died of a disorder called … Read more
Filed under: North American Markets, Uranium Testing
LANCASTER, Pa. — When crews exhumed a lead water main from beneath a city… Read more
Filed under: Lead Testing, North American Markets
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — It seemed like a simple task: Make a few calls and figure out whether… Read more
Filed under: General, Lead Testing, North American Markets
A New York Post article written by By Selim Algar on April 17, 2017 stated:
Roughly one out of every 20 water taps in city elementary schools has tested positive for elevated lead levels,… Read more
Filed under: General, Lead Testing, North American Markets
Dozens of California communities have experienced recent rates of childhood lead poisoning that… Read more
Filed under: Lead Testing, North American Markets
An article posted on Water Online written by Sara Jerome states:
California unveiled a new policy this month that will allow schools to test the lead levels in their tap water for free… Read more
Filed under: General, Lead Testing, North American Markets
An article in The Sacramento Bee on January 25, 2017 states:
Students at Sacramento State returned to school after winter break this week to find drinking fountains, bottle-filling… Read more
Filed under: General, Lead Testing, North American Markets
An ABC6 News report, also found HERE by Eric Chaloux & Erik Altmann states:
A 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS investigation has found that St. Paul Public Schools waited weeks to turn off some… Read more
Filed under: ANDalyze News, General, Lead Testing, North American Markets
On May 6th 2016, an article by Allison Pohle on boston.com stated:
Students in Boston may have drunk water containing elevated levels of lead from fountains in several public schools.… Read more
Filed under: Lead Testing, North American Markets