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  • Testing drinking water for lead in homes

    Published on February 24, 2016
    Proper testing for lead can help you determine if your drinking water is safe.

  • Water filters and lead

    Published on February 17, 2016
    Minimize your exposure to lead in drinking water by the using filters.

  • Lead in Michigan: MSU Extension launches website full of educational resources on lead

    Published on February 11, 2016
    Lead exposure is an issue that concerns thousands of people in communities throughout Michigan

  • Vegetable selection makes a difference in heavy metal accumulation

    Published on February 10, 2016
    In situations where heavy metals like lead and arsenic may be high in the soil, selecting certain vegetables to grow can lower the risk of heavy metal exposure.

  • How might Flint’s water contamination affect garden soils? Part 2

    Published on January 26, 2016
    With the news of lead contamination in the City of Flint’s water supply, people who farm and garden in the city are questioning the safety of growing in soil that has been irrigated with contaminated water.

  • How might Flint’s water contamination affect garden soils? Part 1

    Published on January 26, 2016
    With the news of lead contamination in the City of Flint’s water supply, people who farm and garden in the city are questioning the safety of growing in soil that has been irrigated with contaminated water.

  • Start with a soil test for garden success

    Published on April 6, 2015
    Soil testing services offered by Michigan State University Extension can benefit your garden, your wallet and the environment.

  • The dangers of lead exposure

    Published on May 23, 2014
    Learn common sources of lead and what you can do to minimize the risk for yourself and family members developing lead poisoning.

  • Soil contamination can be a deterrent to urban agriculture

    Published on December 27, 2013
    Soil contamination can be a constraint on urban agriculture, but there are methods to mitigate exposure.

  • Spring cleanup can increase lead exposure in home

    Published on May 27, 2013
    Spring cleaning is an annual ritual. Whether you’re cleaning, remodeling or renovating, you need to become knowledgeable about potential lead contamination and sources.

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