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Newark reports lead levels at the tap are falling
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Newark reports lead levels in unfiltered tap water have fallen 74% since last February.
The city of Newark reports lead levels in unfiltered tap water have fallen 74% since last February and 90% of the samples taken show lead levels have fallen to 17.3 parts per billion -- still slightly above the EPA’s acceptable standard of 15 parts per billion.
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Newark reports lead levels at the tap are falling
Clip: 1/8/2020 | 2m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
The city of Newark reports lead levels in unfiltered tap water have fallen 74% since last February and 90% of the samples taken show lead levels have fallen to 17.3 parts per billion -- still slightly above the EPA’s acceptable standard of 15 parts per billion.
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