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2007
Keep working to combat lead poisoning (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, December 20, 2007
Roberts Supports Lead Awareness (pdf)
R-News, December 18, 2007
Lawmakers target fake Christmas trees (pdf)
Politico.com, December 13, 2007
An Evaluation of the City of Rochester's Lead Law, Year One Report (pdf)
Center for Governmental Research, December 2007
Rochester's lead law shows positive results (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, December 11, 2007
Christmas Lights Found with Potentially Unsafe Levels of Lead (pdf)
CNN.com, December 10, 2007
Pirate Toy Fund sponsors clinic to test toys for lead (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, December 7, 2007
Lead levels even well below US standard may affect brain function in children (pdf)
Cornell Chronicle, November 20, 2007
For many kids, lead threat is right in their own homes (pdf)
USA Today, November 1, 2007
Government warns consumers not to use inexpensive lead testing kits (pdf)
MSNBC.com, October 23, 2007
Rochester gets $1.6M more for lead abatement (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, October 31, 2007
Beware lead at home, and not just from China (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, October 30, 2007
Community Combats Lead Poisoning (pdf)
R-News, October 22, 2007
Criminal Element (pdf)
New York Times, October 21, 2007
A Poison Kiss: The Problem of Lead in Lipstick (pdf)
The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, October 2007
New RCSD Policy Ensures Lead Safety (pdf)
R-News, September 26 2007
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Rochester City School District approves lead policy (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, September 26, 2007
Lead-paint toys aren't the biggest risk
Los Angles Times, September 23, 2007
Reynolds wants import oversight (pdf)
R-News, September 21 2007
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Lead poses serious health risk to children (pdf)
USA Today, September 20, 2007
China bans lead paint in toys exported to the US (pdf)
USA Today, September 11, 2007
Anti-lead effort gets $3.5 million lift (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, September 5, 2007
Lead-in-jewelry bill vetoed (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, August 30, 2007
Perils of lead also in kiddie jewelry (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, August 29, 2007
The Pernicious Allure of Lead (pdf)
New York Times, August 21, 2007
Parents worry about buying toys (pdf)
News 10NBC, August 14, 2007
Lead poisoning mostly from house paint (pdf)
News 10NBC, August 14, 2007
Lead Poisoning and Crime
The Diane Rehm Show, National Public Radio, August 8, 2007
Lead Paint Prompts Mattel to Recall 967,000 Toys (pdf)
New York Times, August 2, 2007
Senator Obama and Rep. Slaughter Introduce Legislation to Protect Children from Lead Poisoning (pdf)
July 18, 2007
Senator Clinton re-introduces legislation to help safeguard children against lead hazards in the home (pdf)
July 17, 2007
Lawmakers act to limit lead levels in kids' jewelry (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 22, 2007
As More Toys are Recalled, Trail Ends in China (pdf)
New York Times, June 19, 2007
Monroe faulted in lead poisoning (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 16, 2007
No relenting on lead eradication (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 15, 2007
Thomas the Tank Engine Toys Recalled Because of Lead Paint (pdf)
New York Times, June 15, 2007
State action urged on lead poisoning (pdf)
TimesUnion.com, June 6, 2007
Rochester doctors say home lead test is only partially effective (pdf)
WROC TV-8, June 1, 2007
Low-cost Lead Test Flawed (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 1, 2007
CPLP Offers FREE Lead Safe Work Practices Classes (pdf)
June 1, 2007
Lead a lethal hazard for adults, too (pdf)
Newsday, May 19, 2007
Test Again at Two (pdf)
R-News, May 17, 2007
Pushing forward against poison
Democrat and Chronicle, April 14, 2007
Lead poisoning numbers fall
R-News, April 10, 2007
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Lead poisonings diminish (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, April 10, 2007
Chipping away at lead (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, April 10, 2007
Lead poisoning decreasing in Monroe County (pdf)
News 10NBC, April 9, 2007
Monroe County continues the fight against lead poisoning (pdf)
WROC TV-8, April 9, 2007
A fresh alarm on dangers of lead (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, April 5, 2007
State's new health chief visits to see local efforts (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, April 3, 2007
Four million children's bracelets recalled (pdf)
CNNMoney.com, April 3, 2007
Funds available to clean up lead hazards (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, March 10, 2007
Lead Exposure, IQ, and Behavior in Urban 5- to 7-Year-Olds: Does Lead Affect Behavior Only by Lowering IQ? (pdf)
Pediatrics, March 2, 2007
How Gov't Decided Lunch Box Lead Levels (pdf)
Associated Press, February 18, 2007
RCSD Lead Plan Tests Buildings (pdf)
R-News, February 16, 2007
Plans sought to ensure city schools are lead-free (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, February 16, 2007
Talk targets lead paint (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, February 7, 2007
Low-level toxicants can harm brain (pdf)
Newsday, February 5, 2007
2006
Exposure to Lead and Length of Time Needed to Make Homes Lead-Safe for Young Children (pdf)
American Journal of Public Health, December 28, 2006
Area activist points to hazardous toys (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, November 21, 2006
Rash of violence on city streets (pdf)
News 10NBC, November 9, 2006
Fund the Fixes (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, November 3, 2006
Video helps parents avoid lead's dangers (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, October 23, 2006
One-third of ADHD Cases in U.S. Children Linked to Lead (pdf)
Associated Press, September 19, 2006
Funds for lead cleanup on the way (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, September 19, 2006
Schumer Announces Nearly $2 Million Coming to Western New York for Lead Elimination Programs (pdf)
September 18, 2006
FDA Broadens Access to Lead Screening Test That Gives Immediate Results (pdf)
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, September 18, 2006
Lead progress (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, September 6, 2006
Owners' lead law worries lessen (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, September 5, 2006
Lead level closes city building (pdf)
Syracuse Post Standard, September 1, 2006
Pick up the pace (pdf)
Editorial, Democrat and Chronicle, July 2, 2006
City zeros in on lead (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 30, 2006
City's new lead law too late for thousands (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 27, 2006
Lead Law Just a Start (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 26, 2006
Lead's societal toll may be high (pdf)
Exposure linked to intelligence loss, violent behavior in our area
Democrat and Chronicle, June 26, 2006
Boy was twice a victim — of lead, then violence (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 25, 2006
Maintain the momentum (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 25, 2006
Lead-fighting efforts are paying off (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 25, 2006
Fewer will face lead poisoning (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 25, 2006
Model Home Illustrates Lead Safety (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 20, 2006
Program explains new lead paint law (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 14, 2006
State, L.A. Sue Coke Over Lead in Labels (pdf)
Los Angeles Times, May 16, 2006
OSHA Fines Webster, N.Y., Contractor $323,000 for Lead Exposure Hazards at SUNY Geneseo Worksite
April 10, 2006
Clinton praises local lead paint efforts (pdf)
Senator calls city a 'national model,' touts bill for federal credits for removal
Democrat and Chronicle, March 28, 2006
Study: Lead may be osteoporosis linked (pdf)
United Press International, March 27, 2006
A preventable epidemic (pdf)
About Time Magazine, April 2006
City's lead-paint measure gets a 'go' (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, March 16, 2006
Take responsibility(pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, March 6, 2006
Next Steps On Lead (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, February 6, 2006
No "safe" lead level seen for fetal brain (pdf)
Reuters, January 19, 2006
2005
Lead hurt my son; please spare others (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, December 11, 2005
Lead hazard in City Council's sights (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, December 11, 2005
Add lead test to inspection (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, November 23, 2005
Lead in the city (pdf)
Editorial, Democrat and Chronicle, November 22, 2005
Council readying anti-lead measure (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, November 21, 2005
Let's now agree on funding to eradicate the lead threat (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, March 14, 2005
City and landlords must work together on lead (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, February 21, 2005
2004
Remove all toxic paint before it sickens children (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, October 29, 2004
Recent lead summit revealed community's will to aid children (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, June 29, 2004
County must test homes before children move in (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, June 29, 2004
Monroe redoubles efforts to control lead poisoning (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 9, 2004
Keep lead from poisoning our children, our community (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, June 8, 2004
2003
City studies link between crime, lead poisoning
$5.5 million from HUD spurs multifaceted war to protect kids (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, December 11, 2003
Fill the holes in regulations meant to save children from lead damage (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, October 23, 2003
Expect new county executive to get the lead out of housing (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, October, 23, 2003
Getting the lead out will brighten future (pdf)
Letters to the Editor, Democrat and Chronicle, September 23, 2003
Prevent lead poisoning (pdf)
Editorial, Democrat and Chronicle, September 19, 2003
Lead ruins lives (pdf)
Editorial, Democrat and Chronicle, September 8, 2003
Protecting children from lead is entire community's duty (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, July 22, 2003
Lead poisoning prompts lawsuits (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, July 20, 2003
Rochester can and should prevent lead poisoning (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, July 17, 2003
City program finally to start but won't help all (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, July 13, 2003
Legislature toughens lead poison standard (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, July 9, 2003
Protect youngest residents rid homes of harmful lead (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, July 8, 2003
Look to parents to protect children from lead paint (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, July 2, 2003
Councilman plans to make peeling paint a health violation (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, June 8, 2003
Lead poisoning topic of study (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, April 23, 2003
UR students lead lesson in lead-paint detection (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, April 6, 2003
Group wants to end problem in Monroe County by 2010 (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, March 15, 2003
$2 million to fight lead paint in county (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, January 14, 2003
2002
City to put $5 million to curbing lead (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, May 27, 2002
Childhood lead poisoning has later toll, expert says (pdf)
Democrat and Chronicle, March 23, 2002
Child lead poisoning remains urgent problem (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, April 30, 2002
2000
Save children from jaws of lead paint (pdf)
Speaking Out Essay, Democrat and Chronicle, June 4, 2000
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