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Home » Feds developing plan to reduce childhood lead exposure
The EPA, cabinet members and a host of federal agencies – all part of the President’s Task Force on Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks to Children -- gathered last week to hear the agency's strategy for reducing childhood leadexposure and associated health risks.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt outlined a collaborative multi-federal agency that synced with plans to make it a priority for EPA’s 2018 agenda.
Attendees agreed to:
