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The Objective of This Research Is to Further the Science of Risk Assessment and Mitigation for Lead Exposure, and to Translate This Into Practices That Limit or Even Eliminate Lead Exposure for Drinking Water Consumers, Especially Vulnerable Populations Such as Children and Pregnant Women. This Work Is Applicable Not Only to Sensitive Members of the General Public, But Also Small and Large Communities Across the U.s. With Different Water Sources and Varying Water Quality.
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$2.0 Million
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$1.4M
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$611.6K
31%
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