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Seattle Schools (05/15/05)

Lead in the water of Seattle Schools

Lead, Children and Drinking Water Drs. Bruce Lanphear and Richard Maas - UWTV recording Oct. 30, 2004 (broadcast Jan. 2005).

Lead Chapter in "A Small Dose of Toxicology" by Steven Gilbert - includes reference on lead and PowerPoint presentation.

Water Quality at Seattle Public Schools - by Seattle Public Schools - provides information on test results and remediation plans. SPS fact sheet / Q&A on lead and consultant report on lead.

WA State Department of Health. School Environmental Health & Safety Rule Development Committee.

Presentation by Steven Gilbert (10/4/04) to parents and school board members of Alternative Elementary II @ Decatur (K-5) on A Small Dose of Toxicology and the Health Effects of Lead (2.7 mgb - PowerPoint presentation) or PDF file.

Presentation by Steven Gilbert (9/13/04) to parents AE II @ Decatur (K-5) on A Small Dose of Toxicology and the Health Effects of Lead (2.5 mgb - PowerPoint presentation) or PDF file.

An argument for resetting the CDC action level for children's blood lead from 10 to 2 mcg/dl - Campaign LEAD 10 to 2 and statements in support of low level health effects of lead. Washington State Public Health Association Newsletter article (winter 2005, pp 10-11)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Integrated Exposure Uptake Biokinetic Model for Lead in Children (IEUBK) (accessed: 6 October 2004).
Site attempts to predict blood-lead concentrations (PbBs) for children exposed to lead in their environment - interactive model can be downloaded.


 



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*Speakers Tool Kit Training for 2006 Policy Changes. Protecting Children: Eliminating Toxic Flame Retardants. January 10, 2006. see WPSR.
**"The Precautionary Principle — Implications and Applications". Society of Toxicology. San Diego, CA. March 5-9, 2006.
***First National Conference On Precaution To Be Held In June 9-11, 2006. For more information see Be Safe.
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Other Lead References of Interest

Articles from Seattle PI on lead in drinking water of Seattle Schools.

Washington State Department of Health - Division of Environmental Health.
Site has information on lead in drinking water and lead in school drinking water - see links on DOH/DEH page.

Lead in Seattle Schools - This site was created by concerned parents to distribute information relevant to lead and other heavy metal contamination in Seattle Public School drinking water. This includes reports and documents obtained from the Seattle School District about their lead contamination tests of drinking water in the schools and other published information.

Lead in Washington DC water - latest news and information.

Centers for Disease Control report on blood lead levels among people living in homes with lead service lines - Blood Lead Levels in Residents of Homes with Elevated Lead in Tap Water --- District of Columbia, 2004. (MMWR - April 2, 2004 / 53(12);268-270).

Testimony of Professor Ellen K. Silbergeld, Ph.D. Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore, MD.

Dana Best, M.D., M.P.H. testimony on lead toxicity to Congress, Director, Smoke Free Homes Project, Medical Director, Healthy Generations Program, Assistant Professor, George Washington University, School of Medicine and Health Sciences Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC , Oversight on D.C. Drinking Water - April 7, 2004.

California Department of Health position paper on lead toxicity. The State of California has declared lead a known animal carcinogen, and a probable human carcinogen, and has set a Public Health Goal of 2 ppb for lead in drinking water.

EPA Drinking Water website

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