The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reached a settlement agreement with Save 1900 Realty, the company behind the popular HGTV program “Restoring Galveston,” to resolve violations of rules for ...

Over the past four decades, lead blood levels in U.S. children have dropped significantly as the toxin has been removed from products like gasoline and paint, according to the American Academy of ...

If you're looking for more information on protecting you or your family from lead-based paint hazards, check out the EPA's "Protect Your Family" pamphlet.

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This video reveals the serious brain damage a toddler suffered after chewing lead paint off his toys. Learn why lead exposure in children is so dangerous and what parents need to watch for.

The district's buildings are 82 years old on average, and lead-based paint was widely used in construction projects until its ban in 1978. The closures of three more schools, with others still ...

By 1999, the city had lost its federal HUD ... paint over ancient poison — rather than permanent solutions. Most troublingly, we’ve normalized a reactive system that uses children as human ...

Any structure built before the 80s may contain asbestos and lead paint. "The buildings, which are built before 1978, so there is a chance that a lead particle can go out from them," explained Dr ...

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Many of the damaged homes were over 50 years old, some even over 100. Any structure built before the 80s may contain hazardous materials. Chief Justice Roberts temporarily halts discovery in DOGE ...

There was a bit of lead paint, but hardly enough to explain blood lead levels of over 10 micrograms per deciliter. There was a lead-containing figurine, brought back as a souvenir from abroad ...