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A state House bill would require preschools and day care centers to test for lead in drinking water and take action if lead levels are too high. Kids with lead poisoning can have trouble learning, behavioral issues, and poor kidney function. It’s especially harmful to children under the age of 6.
The chair of the House Environmental Affairs Committee says he won’t hear the bill because the issue of lead in drinking water is being addressed at the federal level.
But last year, the Environmental Protection Agency kept the level at which utilities had to take action the same at 15 parts per billion. The federal Food and Drug Administration doesn’t even allow bottled water to have more than five parts per billion of lead.
leaders of journalism and water policy to speak in purdue webinar about water safety and health
Leaders of journalism and water policy to speak in Purdue webinar about water safety and health Sunday, February 7, 2021 4:00 AM Photo provided by Purdue University Science journalists and book authors will share insights with scientists and engineers about how to communicate risk and relevance from research findings on water safety and health in a webinar moderated by Purdue University professors.
The panelists include ProPublica reporter Ken Ward Jr., Pulitzer-prize winning writer Deborah Blum and New York Times bestselling author Seth Siegel. The free webinar, “Journalism, Science, and Policy: Communicating Risk and Relevance,” will take place via Zoom at 10:30 a.m. to noon ET Feb. 11.
Leaders of journalism and water policy to speak in Purdue webinar about water safety and health
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Science journalists and book authors will share insights with scientists and engineers about how to communicate risk and relevance from research findings on water safety and health in a webinar moderated by Purdue University professors.
The panelists include ProPublica reporter Ken Ward Jr., Pulitzer-prize winning writer Deborah Blum and New York Times bestselling author Seth Siegel. The free webinar, “Journalism, Science, and Policy: Communicating Risk and Relevance,” will take place via Zoom at 10:30 a.m. to noon ET Feb. 11. Registration is available here.
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