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Testing for lead in school drinking water: What we found

Run water in drinking fountains to reduce lead exposure as NC students head back to school, expert says

NC gets $619,000 to test, reduce lead in drinking water at schools, child care centers

Kids drink contaminated water at schools, but testing for lead isn’t required

Groundbreaking water filter monitoring system unveiled at major U.S. airport

NC public schools are testing for lead in drinking water with ‘once-in-a-generation’ funding

Durham resident faces last hurdle in lead paint battle

New York City is considering a laundry pods crackdown

Is there lead in the water at your kid's school? Testing is underway to find out

RTI’s Clean Classrooms for Carolina Kids Program screens schools across the state for lead, asbestos

How worried should we be about “Forever Chemicals”?

Clean Classrooms for Carolina Kids Program launches to address lead and asbestos hazards in public schools and licensed child care facilities

NC schools taking steps to ensure drinking water is safe as students return to class

Drinking water from nearly half of U.S. faucets contains potentially harmful chemical

New RTI system helps building managers ensure safe drinking water quality

NC researchers find better way to predict child care centers at high risk for lead in water

Study finds machine learning can help practitioners better pinpoint child care facilities at high risk for lead in tap water

NC schools will soon be tested to remove dangerous levels of lead and asbestos

NC has 3 years to test schools and daycares for lead and asbestos. Here's how it will work.

The push to remove lead from Metro Atlanta school water continues