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Cleveland Water Company Says 45 Percent of Service Pipes Contain Lead

"CLEVELAND, Ohio – Almost 45 percent of the service pipes Cleveland Water is responsible for, the ones that carry drinking, cooking and bathing water to customers across Northeast Ohio are likely to contain lead.

But what does that mean?

Concern about the toxin has been on the rise across the the country, though its danger to young children and pregnant women have long been known."

Rachel Dissell reports for the Cleveland Plain Dealer October 12, 2016.

SEE ALSO:

"New Ohio Law Requires Mapping Of Lead Pipes In Water Systems' Service Areas; Stricter Federal Laws Expected In 2017" (Cleveland Plain Dealer)

"Huge Valeant Price Hike On Lead Poisoning Drug Sparks Anger" (STAT)

Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer, 10/12/2016