CEHC Newsletter: New Tool on Understanding Childhood Lead Poisoning Levels and Sources

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Children's Environmental Health Collaborative
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In the eighth newsletter for the Children's Environmental Health Collaborative, it features two new tools in the Lead-Free Future Toolkit to support understanding childhood lead levels and sources, as well as communicate about the issue. In addition, there are highlights from the Second WHO Global Conference on Air Pollution and Health and a story on how youth are taking action to tackle air pollution. 

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