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N.J. took on lead pipes when few states would — now it must finish the job | Opinion Original

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By Deandrah Cameron
| NJ.com Verified
Five years ago, New Jersey set out to do something few states had attempted — replace every lead service line in the state within a decade. At the time, there were more questions than answers. No one knew exactly how many lead pipes remained underground. Utilities were still piecing together records that in some cases stretched back generations. Many homeowners had no idea whether the service line to their home contained lead. Today, the picture is much clearer.
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Op-Ed: Lead poisoning versus Black maternal health

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By Sheila Caldwell, Elyse Pivnick, Deandrah Cameron
| NJ Spotlight News Verified
As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s crucial to shed light on a critical health issue disproportionately affecting Black communities: lead poisoning. Lead is a neurotoxin that can enter the body through contaminated water, soil, dust, air and certain consumer products. The risks of lead to pregnant or lactating persons, particularly Black persons, are alarming and urgent. While lead poisoning is entirely preventable, its devastating effects are permanent —demanding immediate intervention.
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