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A continuum of steps is often discussed for minimizing lead release during lead service line replacement. Provision of a point of use (POU) filter certified to remove lead as per NSF 53 is one of these steps. In this context it is important to understand the effectiveness of filters. This webinar provides:
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Watch the webinar. Download slides from NSF and Virginia Tech. Description
This webinar explores LSL replacement issues for small community water systems and explains the services that the Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP) provides to these systems. It is the eighth in the LSL Replacement Collaborative's series and focuses on small community water systems – those that serve less than 10,000 customers – and how they are managing LSLs as part of their asset management program and responding to customer concerns and state requirements. Speakers provide:
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This webinar in the Collaborative's series explores replacing LSLs in early learning environments. Children under the age of six are most at risk from the harmful effects of lead exposure due to their developing brains. As children spend a large portion of their day in early learning environments, such as child care facilities or schools, it is vital to ensure the safety of the drinking water in these facilities. This webinar is the seventh in the LSL Replacement Collaborative's series, and will explore how to address lead in early learning environments, with an emphasis on lead service lines. Speakers will provide:
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Watch the webinar recording. Download the slides. Webinar summary: Webinar provided for ASTDR state department of health grantees receiving funding to implement programs to Choose Safe Places for Early Care and Education. The Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative presented on identifying and replacing lead service lines, followed by two local examples of lead service line replacement programs.
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Communities are posting interactive online maps to help residents determine if a specific address – whether a potential home, child-care or restaurant – may or may not have a lead service line. This webinar will explore how communities are developing these maps, wrestling with the uncertainties, and making sure they are effective. This webinar is the sixth in the LSL Replacement Collaborative's series. This webinar will provide:
Watch the webinar. Download the slides. Environmental Protection Agency
March 7, 2019 2:00-3:30 pm ET The first webinar included an update on EPA’s lead service line replacement map, a presentation by Sam Perry from Washington State Department of Health – “The Quest for 100% Lead Free – Listening for Lead in Washington State”, and a presentation by Maureen Schmelling from DC Water - “DC Water’s Service Line Map and Methods to Improve Service Line Inventory”. See the recording. See the slides. See all webinars in EPA's series. Description: Lead enters drinking water when water is stagnant in contact with lead. Flushing, to cleanse or wash out with a rush of water, plays a role in reducing lead exposure, before, as part of, and following lead service line replacement. During this webinar, speakers will describe the roles of flushing, strategies for flushing for specific purposes, and example community-specific communication efforts to encourage effective flushing. Research is ongoing to improve our understanding of flushing practices. This webinar will capture the latest information from these research efforts. Speakers:
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Developing inventories to document and share what is known about LSLs is a key aspect of a successful LSL replacement program. This webinar will explore examples of developing and communicating information on number and location of LSLs from both state-based surveys and address-specific utility maps. This webinar is the fourth in the Collaborative's five-part series. This webinar will provide:
Watch the webinar. Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative
Webinar Series: Collaborating to Replace Lead Service Lines Webinar Summary: Collaboration between partners is critical to a successful community-wide lead service line replacement program. Such programs will engage diverse stakeholders, including both drinking water and public health professionals. This webinar will explore case studies of effective partnerships between public health agencies and water utilities and provide examples of how to develop and implement creative solutions to accelerate LSL replacement efforts.
Watch the recording. Download the slides. American Water Works Association: Michigan Section
Michigan's LCR The final Lead and Copper Rule is now available on the state's website. Download the Rule here. Visit ORR for general information. Scroll down to 2017-008 EQ for the Michigan LCR activity. July 10 Webinar "Get to Know Michigan's Lead & Copper Rule"
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Date
December 2019
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