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Dangerous levels of lead were found in the water of about half the schools tested in Montana

March 3, 2022/

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Of the 222 schools that had turned in samples by mid-February, 110 had at least one water fixture with lead levels higher than 15 parts per billion, requiring that fixture to immediately be shut off.


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