Critical lead protection rules are under attack by polluters and their Congressional allies. Send a letter to your representative today: [link removed]

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Dear Friend,

There is no safe level of lead exposure for anyone, yet polluter allies in Congress want to eliminate new protections for lead in drinking water.

With pressure from corporate lobbyists, Congress is trying to push through two resolutions that would ultimately leave millions of families exposed to more lead for decades. Send a letter to your members of Congress today and urge them to reject the proposed resolutions to roll back lead protections! [link removed]

For years, Earthjustice has pushed to update basic health and safety protections for lead contamination, whether that’s in lead dust, lead in drinking water, or lead paint. Throughout it all, advocates like you have reached out to agencies demanding stronger protections against lead. Last year, we got two enormous victories: the first rule designates any amount of lead dust found in schools, daycares, and homes as hazardous which could result in removal in some jurisdictions and the second rule we got on the books would require municipalities to replace lead service lines within the next ten years. But now, thanks to these Congressional resolutions, these protections could soon be revoked.

Repealing these rules would lock communities into outdated and weak standards indefinitely.

Millions of people still drink water through lead pipes and children continue to be poisoned by lead dust. Repealing these protections would put more families at risk. Send a letter to your member of Congress today!Sincerely,
Julian Gonzalez
Senior Legislative Counsel

TAKE ACTION: [link removed]

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