Every community deserves access to clean drinking water.
This World Environment Day, we're proud to support healthier environments by finding and eliminating environmental contaminants where people live, learn, work, and play.
Explore our work: https://t.co/qlNcku6LzU.
🌍 Cleaner water. Healthier futures.
Through collaboration with Partnership For A Lead-Free Future, we’re working to help protect children from lead exposure by identifying and addressing lead in water where children learn and play.
Learn more: https://t.co/qlNcku6LzU.
Last week during Drinking Water Week, we highlighted on the importance of safe, clean water for future generations.
For the past 3 years at NCSciFest, we've shown how environmental contaminants can impact our drinking water.
Explore our work: https://t.co/1xuwmE7742.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Clean Classrooms for Carolina Kids is proud to support educators and safer learning spaces by helping eliminate lead & asbestos hazards and sharing inquiry-based + project-based lessons for real-world learning.
Explore: https://t.co/KSmHkAmtyD.
We’re excited to join water professionals at the Spring @nconewater Conference!
From utilities to academia, this community is tackling water quality challenges beyond the pipe and shaping a healthier, more sustainable future.
Connect with us: https://t.co/y3f6l39ZSS.
This Earth Day, we’re celebrating healthier spaces for children in NC!
For 3 years, Clean Classrooms for Carolina Kids has worked to find and eliminate lead and asbestos hazards where kids learn and play.
Thanks to the team and partners who are making safer spaces possible!
🧪Science + curiosity in action at NCSciFest!
Kids of all ages explored how stormwater runoff carries pollution, and how simple actions can help prevent it.
Huge thanks to @RTI_Intl scientists, colleagues, and volunteers inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards!
As #NPHW winds down, we still have two more tips to share.
Our first tip from @RTI_Intl Research Environmental Scientist Nikki DeLuca highlights PFAS in household dust.
These “forever chemicals” can settle in dust and may be an exposure pathway for young children.
Today’s #NPHW tip: clean air.
Indoor air quality matters, especially for children. Ventilating your home and maintaining air filters can help keep indoor air cleaner.
💡 See @RTI_Intl scientist Andrew Kondash’s tip below.
Today is World Health Day, and during this week’s National Public Health Week, we’re highlighting simple ways to protect communities from environmental hazards.
Read on to learn lead-based paint tips from our team of @RTI_Intl scientists Joanne Ko and Brooklyn Story Bradley.
⚕️ Protecting children from lead exposure starts with small actions:
✔ Flush taps for 30 sec in the morning
✔ Wash hands before eating
✔ Watch what toddlers put in their mouths
Stay tuned for more environmental health tips for National Public Health Week!
Despite years of regulatory actions, lead exposure continues to present a significant public health risk.
Scientists from @RTI_Intl, @NCState, and @IUBloomington recently dived deeper into the topic.
Read the Science of The Total Environment paper: https://t.co/YjN2LS39Hk
🌎 Water connects us all.
This World Water Day, join the global call to protect it.
Find out how to be a part of the action here: https://t.co/qlNcku6LzU.
🚰Eliminating Lead Exposure in Drinking Water for Georgia’s Youngest Learners
The Clean Water for Georgia Kids™ program offers free lead testing for all drinking and cooking taps at licensed child care centers and public schools.
📩 Learn more: https://t.co/A8H4x0fZb0.
🎒 Happy North Carolina Public Schools Week!
We’re celebrating school staff leading efforts to identify and eliminate lead in water, lead-based paint, and asbestos hazards in public schools.
💻 Check your school’s results and help keep kids safe: https://t.co/SBHG3lxgGc.
💧 Test today. Protect tomorrow.
Clean Water for Georgia Kids™ shared insights on our collaboration with local and national agencies to support lead testing in drinking and cooking taps across all public schools and licensed child care facilities.
🔗 https://t.co/LtuHrTCZ7I.
🔔 In Case You Missed It (ICYMI): Your #beer may have a backstory.
On a recent episode of @MasterBrewers Podcast, @RTI_Intl scientists chatted about how #PFAS could connect your favorite brewing spots to municipal water sources.
🎧Listen here: https://t.co/LbJsO9Vq80.
📰 Featured in @insideclimate
Communities across #Michigan are coming together to address #PFAS concerns in private wells. @RTI_Intl International added perspective on the health effects tied to "forever chemicals" exposure.
🔗https://t.co/oiGmlecWzS.