Tribune: EPA warns modernizing water system may boost levels of lead

September 26, 2013 / By Daniel Zagotta

The Chicago Tribune ran a front page story yesterday titled “EPA warns modernizing water system may boost levels of lead.” According to the story, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency found dangerous levels of lead

Tags: chicago drinking water, dangerous drinking water, Department Water Management, EPA, lead, water

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Tribune: EPA warns modernizing water system may boost levels of lead