EPA urges states to publish individual lead water samples

States have taken steps to address the risk of lead in drinking water after the crisis in Flint, Michigan, but more needs to be done to share key information with the public, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday. In letters to state drinking water regulators, the agency called on all states to make individual lead ...

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EPA urges states to publish individual lead water samples

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