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Two Thumbs Up for Drinking Water Filter Stations in Schools and Child Care Facilities
As a drinking water professional and mother of two children who are growing up in Michigan public schools, I strongly support Senate Bills 184 and 185 to provide filtered drinking water stations in schools and child care facilities.
Lead Service Lines Belong in the History Books
No one should be drinking water from a lead service line, but up to 10 or even 12 million lead service lines are still delivering water to homes every day.
How Can I Find Out if I Have a Lead Service Line?
Lead service lines are the largest source of lead in drinking water. What’s the most reliable way to find out whether you have a lead service line delivering water to your home? Sometimes you can get all the answers in your own basement or crawl space, and sometimes the conclusive answer is more challenging to find.
Returning to School? Keep the Water Moving
There are many questions to ask about re-opening schools for students after the pandemic shutdown. How to restore water quality should be one of them. The most important step regarding water quality as schools re-open is to communicate clearly with staff, parents, and students about water quality in the building.
A Lead Rule Grounded in Science is Necessary to Protect Public Health
The EPA Science Advisory Board held a meeting on May 11, 2020 reviewing EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule proposed revisions. I chose to focus my comments on areas where it is critical for a Lead and Copper Rule that protects public health to be based on science…
