But the EPA is not moving to require that all lead service lines be proactively replaced nationwide, ... "It was never designed to identify a safe level of lead in drinking water," Cohen said in 2016.

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“There is no safe lead exposure level,” White House national climate adviser Ali Zaidi told reporters. ... The EPA said the rule is expected to reduce lead exposure for nearly 1.2 million people.

Contractors clean up lead paint at a contaminated building in Providence, Rhode Island. More than 30 million homes built before 1987 are estimated to have lead-based paint, the EPA says.

EPA finalizes lead dust standards meant to reduce toxic exposure for children. By Maydeen Merino. ... “There is no safe lead exposure level,” White House national climate adviser Ali Zaidi ...

The EPA's new lead testing requirement seems necessary, but the new law has little to do with water safety — it will likely inflict more harm than good.

Others at EPA believed Levin’s analysis exaggerated the benefits of new regulations and some CDC officials argued that focusing on drinking water would take away from the fight against lead ...

EPA must act on lead exposure that has poisoned Americans for too long by Dr. Bruce Lanphear and Jonathan J. Smith, opinion contributors - 06/10/21 2:00 PM ET ...

The EPA’s new rule aims to replace lead pipes within 10 years, but in the meantime, point-of-use filtration solutions are making a powerful difference, especially in underserved communities.

There is no safe level of lead, according to the EPA. Lead is a potent neurotoxin that, in children, can harm mental and physical development, slow learning and irreversibly damage the brain.