Another day, another class action lawsuit in the food world. A lawsuit initially filed in February by the California Federal ...

The findings suggest that health risks may occur below levels currently considered safe by the EPA's arsenic limit that was ...

The new state law requires a much lower threshold of 5 ppb than the EPA’s 15 ppb standard. There are no plans to offer blood lead testing for students at schools with elevated levels, Campbell said.

Schools in the district have been tested in the past, but the guidance and action levels have evolved, Campbell said. The new state law requires a much lower threshold of 5 ppb than the EPA’s 15 ppb ...

Updated on 5/20/25 at 5:42 a.m. The United States Environmental Protection Agency on Monday lifted its emergency order on drinking water in the City of Flint, with agency Director Lee Zeldin ...

Those levels fell to 5.6, 1.8 and 9 ppb respectively on the second tests. Those elevated levels of lead are likely related to fixtures, like the faucet itself, rather than plumbing, the city said ...

Columbus aims to replace 40,000-50,000 lead service lines by 2037, reducing risks. Skip Navigation. ... — far below the Ohio EPA standard of 15 ppb. Columbus started the Lead Service Line ...

The graph at that link does not show a December and January rise in dioxane 1,4 comparable to Asheboro samples. The highest figure is 5.41 parts per billion, sampled on Dec. 31, and the most recent is ...

The highest lead level (23.3 ppb) remains below the FDA's action level of 100 ppb for foods intended for children. The mercury levels (mostly under 2 ppb) are far below the FDA's 1,000 ppb action ...

The water in Rodewald’s house tested at 5.1 ppb in October then 5.3 ppb in November after testing at 77.3 ppb in June, according to records obtained by syracuse.com.