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Schools struggle with lead in water while awaiting federal relief

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At least 19 states require schools to test for lead in drinking water. Montana has collected more data on lead-contaminated water than most other states. No one knows how many lead pipes are funneling drinking water into schools. As states boost scrutiny, schools are left with complicated and expensive fixes.

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Schools struggle with lead in water while awaiting federal relief

PHILIPSBURG, Mont. — On a recent day in this 19th-century mining town turned tourist hot spot, students made their way into the Granite High School lobby and past a new

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Montana schools struggle with lead in water while awaiting federal relief

On a recent day in this 19th-century mining town turned tourist hot spot, students made their way into the Granite High School lobby and past a new filtered water bottle fill station.

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KBZK broke the news in on Monday, March 6, 2023.
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