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Schools often do not tell community of lead in school’s water

Below you can learn how to borrow and use meters to inspect your school.

Is your school’s indoor air quality lowering learning?

– Raise your kid’s report card up to two letter grades
– Bibliography: Articles About CO2 Impacts on Learning
– Download a useful educational brochure: “Right Under Our Noses”
– Download Protocol for surveying indoor air quality in schools.
– Borrow Air Quality Detection Tools

Radon is 2nd cause of lung cancer -How much radon does your school have?

– Investigate Radon Pollution in Your Homes and Schools
– Media stories about Radon in schools
– Bibliography about Radon in Schools
– Look up Radon amounts in your county
– Borrow Radon Detection Tools
– The North Carolina Radon Program

Does your school have lead in it’s drinking water?

– Many States Don’t Require Lead Testing
– Schools often do not tell community of lead in school’s water
– Life After Lead: Effects of Early Interventions for Children Exposed to Lead
– K-12 Lesson Plans to teach about Lead in Drinking Water
– Results of some school testing by students
- – Students’ Report Exploris School Raleigh 11.22.19
- – Exploris School Students’ Lead Testing Video
– Borrow Tools to survey for lead in drinking water
– Download Protocol for testing school drinking water
– Cities Conceal Risk of Lead Poisoning from Citizens

Coming Soon! Below are some project that we are starting.

– Making invisible methane leaks in city environments visible (Methane is a major contributor to climate change)
– Revealing invisible micro-plastics in your environment

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