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

Data: Protect Kids from Lead analysis of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency data. Note: Towns exceed the limit if 10% of homes measured have more than 15ppb of lead in their water. Table ...

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

EPA announced in October a proposal to dramatically lower the action level for lead contamination in Butte soils and interior ...

New Mexico was awarded $181,000 to address lead in drinking water at schools and child care facilities.  The money comes from the EPA, which disbursed a total of $26 million ...

Representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency will be knocking on doors in the northwest, southeast and northeast ...

Since 2018, EPA has provided over $200 million to help reduce exposure to lead in drinking water where children learn and play. “Lead is a neurotoxin that can negatively impact American children.

In the most recent testing period from 2022 to 2024, four of five air quality test sites found ozone levels over the EPA’s 2015 standard of 70 ppb. Testing sites over the limit were in Marion ...

5. Peru Lead reserves: 5 million metric tons Rounding out the top five is Peru, a country known for its rich base metal deposits. With 5 million metric tons in lead reserves and a robust annual ...

The town is warning residents on Greenville’s public water system to hold off on drinking water and get their supply tested after elevated levels of lead have been found in Greenville Water Department ...