Sentence examples for lead risks from inspiring English sources

The same company is being sued in Michigan for allegedly failing to warn officials about lead risks to Flint's water.

Favorable reports allow property owners to certify that their apartments presented no lead risks to young children or that proposed demolition projects would be asbestos-free.

A safety inspector licensed to make critical assessments of asbestos and lead risks in buildings and at construction sites across the city made a stunning admission in federal court: Despite filing hundreds of reports saying his tests had found no danger, he had not performed a single one of the tests.

Language barriers pose the biggest problem in communicating about lead risks, they have found.

"But lead risks can be difficult to grasp for refugees, who are often coming from very dangerous situations to the safety of the United States.

Given the threats posed by legacy contamination, Weinberg stresses the EPA and state agencies should focus on areas where lead risks are highest, rather than targeting point-source emissions.

Administration officials have said their regulatory plan will create a broad role for the Fed as the lead risk regulator.

Little research has examined the lead risk in private well water on a national scale.

Qualified persons (e.g., U.S. EPA certified lead risk assessors) should conduct sampling.

In explaining the measures taken to reduce lead risk in a population, it is important to give people control over their own risk.

In the late 1990s, researchers at the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, Maryland, undertook a study to compare the effectiveness of several methods of reducing lead risk in housing.