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COVID-19 Vaccines Have Never Been So Accessible in North Texas

Monday, the long lines were gone and dozens of appointments were still available. “Some people may be a bit hesitant to wait and see what some of the side effects might be before they signed up,” said Jennifer McClain, a Richardson resident who received her second dose. Curative Inc., the company that runs the hub, says its seen a drop in appointments statewide lately. Thousands are still available in Plano this week and there are questions about whether it s related to the pause in the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. “I think that that s made some individuals hesitant because they think that might apply to all the COVID vaccines but that s actually not the case either,” said Jessica Rangel, Senior VP of Clinical Innovation at UNT Health Science Center

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EPA Revises Rules for Lead in Drinking Water

EPA Revises Rules for Lead in Drinking Water EPA strengthens some provisions but does not take the bigger step of requiring replacement of all lead service lines. A sign above a bathroom sink in Flint, Michigan, from February 6, 2016, instructs people not to drink the water because of high lead levels. Photo © J. Carl Ganter/Circle of Blue By Brett Walton, Circle of Blue The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency completed its first major revisions in nearly three decades to federal rules for lead in drinking water, adding a raft of new intricacies to one of the country’s most complex drinking water regulations.

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Federal lead-pipe rule overhauled for first time in decades

Print article WASHINGTON - For the first time in three decades, the federal government on Tuesday overhauled a rule aimed at reducing lead in drinking water across the country - a long-standing scourge made worse by the nation’s weathered and crumbling infrastructure. The Environmental Protection Agency’s lead and copper rule, widely criticized as complicated, poorly enforced and too weak to protect the health of many Americans, has not been revised since 1991, when George H.W. Bush was president. The 409-page updated version will for the first time require water utilities to test for lead at schools and child-care facilities and establish a new “trigger level” for contamination at which systems must review their water treatment procedures and consult with state regulators on potential improvements.

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