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How to have lead-safe soil for vegetable and herb gardens.

Providence Transitions to Chemical-Free Maintenance and Encourages Residents To Do the Same.

Jackson keeps resources directed to high–impact, community–led interventions.

First Year Cleveland Works with Community Members to Reduce Toxic Lead and Tobacco Smoke Exposure.

We tested 105 infant cereals and found six times more arsenic in rice cereal than in other types of infant cereal. Our guide helps parents navigate the grocery store aisles.

Una encuesta nacional sobre contaminación con arsénico en 105 cereales de las marcas principales. Incluyendo las mejores selecciones para padres de familia, fabricantes y minoristas en búsqueda de opciones saludables para los infantes.

Una investigación a nivel nacional descubrió que el 95% de las comidas de bebés analizadas contienen químicos tóxicos, incluyendo arsénico y plomo, que bajan el coeficiente intelectual de los bebés

Our new investigation compared toxic heavy metal contamination in homemade versus store-bought foods for babies.

Baby Foods with Arsenic and Lead— and Safer Choices. Tip sheets are available in English and in Spanish.

We invite concise proposals from US cities to apply for a $20,000 grant for projects that equitably reduce air pollution, lead, or other neurotoxic exposures that harm children’s brain development, have resilience co-benefits, and leverage bipartisan infrastructure law (BIL) funds when possible.

In tandem with community-led and citywide initiatives, Providence staff were determined to lead by example in city-owned schools and facilities. They embarked on an internal audit to determine what actions the city could take to reduce pollution and foster healthy green spaces.

Nearly 80% of homes have lead in their tap water. Learn how to remove lead and make your water safer to consume.