Park District Shuts Off Half Its Water Fountains Due To Lead
The Chicago Park District says it may remove up to half its outdoor drinking fountains after tests found high levels of lead in the water.
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The Chicago Park District says it may remove up to half its outdoor drinking fountains after tests found high levels of lead in the water.
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