The Press Herald (Dec 13) “It shouldn’t take a law to guarantee clean water for Maine schoolchildren, but if school districts do not test those 350 untested schools quickly, lawmakers should make them.”
I am writing to be fully certain that what I read in the Press Herald, the morning of the December 13th is actually true. The possibility of hundreds of school-going children’s bodies becoming toxic in a place that should be organically nurturing them, isn’t something that should require legislation since “there are no indications that lead contamination is rampant in Maine. When lead is found to be present, it is nothing close to the level of contamination that was found in Flint.”
The idea is not to compare figures to the outlandish figures
I am writing to be fully certain that what I read in the Press Herald, the morning of the December 13th is actually true. The possibility of hundreds of school-going children’s bodies becoming toxic in a place that should be organically nurturing them, isn’t something that should require legislation since “there are no indications that lead contamination is rampant in Maine. When lead is found to be present, it is nothing close to the level of contamination that was found in Flint.”
The idea is not to compare figures to the outlandish figures