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A $28.6M lifeline: Progress in Kansas' lead pipe problem - The Leavenworth Times

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Mark Rountree In November 2021, I wrote my second column for Insight Kansas as a guest contributor. I wrote on the prevalence of lead pipes… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post A $28.6M lifeline: Progress in Kansas’ lead pipe problem appeared first on The Leavenworth Times.

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Kansas gets a $28.6 million lifeline to replace lead pipes - The Iola Register

An estimated 158,000 lead pipes are still in place in Kansas, carrying potentially toxic water into our homes, businesses and schools. In November 2021, I wrote on the prevalence of lead pipes in our state. The number of lead pipes in Kansas is particularly high, comparatively, because lead mining was a major industry in southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri. This issue is an important one to me as I grew up right outside of Flint, Michiga…

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A $28.6M lifeline: Progress in Kansas' lead pipe problem - The Leavenworth Times

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A $28.6 million lifeline: Progress in Kansas’ lead pipe problem - Newton Kansan

By Alexandra Middlewood In November 2021, I wrote my second column for Insight Kansas as a guest contributor. I wrote on the prevalence of lead… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post A $28.6 million lifeline: Progress in Kansas’ lead pipe problem appeared first on Newton Kansan.

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