Sentence examples for clean lead from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles County supervisors, frustrated by what they say is a lack of urgency by state officials to clean lead contamination from homes near a shuttered Vernon battery recycler, agreed to spend $2 million to pick up the pace.

The funds will pay for Spanish-speaking community health workers, or promotoras, to educate residents and encourage them to get their blood tested for lead poisoning and to make use of vouchers to clean lead from the inside of their homes.

When we deny our young people basic things like heat or clean, lead-free drinking water, we are already committing violence against them.

"The sprints aren't usually very controlled, normally it's hard to keep a grip and ensure a clean lead-out, but this year the big difference will be having Cavendish and Kittel there, which means their teams will have to keep the race together," says Ben Swift.

CAVS was tested on a small ligand library of 130 000 natural products and 5.7 million of clean leads for the selection of STAT1 or STAT3-specific inhibitors.

They have to figure out a way to access clean, lead-free drinking water while remaining anonymous.

Exide has been cited repeatedly for releasing too much lead into the air and is paying to clean lead-tainted soil from homes in nearby Maywood and Boyle Heights under an agreement reached with state regulators in November.

The long-term adverse consequences of Michigan's having knowingly deprived children of clean, lead-free water are overwhelming and will linger in a host of ways well into the future generations of those children now exposed.

Yet Pilsen's air quality, as measured by the EPA air monitor perched atop Perez Elementary School, falls well below the new benchmark for clean, lead-free air set by the EPA in 2008.

Exide willl be held to an agreement made last fall with state regulators that requires the company to set aside $38.6 million for closure and cleanup of the facility and place $9 million in a trust fund to clean lead-tainted soil from surrounding homes.

Exide will be held to an agreement made last fall with state regulators that requires the company to set aside $38.6 million for closure and cleanup of the facility and to place $9 million in a trust fund to clean lead-tainted soil from surrounding homes.