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Lead in drinking water at MN schools, child care centers: Interactive map

  • The Minnesota Department of Health has released an interactive map to show lead levels in drinking water at public and charter schools and licensed child care centers in the state.
  • Of the 190 schools and child care centers reporting results, 76% had no lead detected, while less than 5% had lead levels of 5 parts per billion or more.
  • A law effective in 2024 requires licensed child care centers to test drinking water for lead, with results to be reported to the Minnesota Department of Health.
  • MDH notes that elevated blood lead levels in children can result from lead paint and dust, but rarely from drinking water alone.
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Fox 9 broke the news in Minneapolis, United States on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.
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