Handouts 2009
December 9, 2009 - Meeting cancelled due to weather conditions
Comments to EPA regarding Lead Dust Hazard Standards and Definition of Lead-Based Paint
Temporary Soil Staging Area to Resume in North Omaha Fact Sheets
Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control Grantee Quarterly Progress Reports
Office of Environmental Justice Small Grants Program-Application Guidance
Environmental Education Grants-Solicitation Notice for 2010
Consumers Warned Not to Eat Jigong Chayote Candy
Study of Providence children: Even slightly high lead levels hurt abilities
Pollutants Boost Lead Paint Hazard
$2.5 million awarded in lead-paint lawsuit
EPA Press Release, October 22, 2009
Mexican bean pots have dangerous levels of lead
Study: Halloween Face Paint Dangerous for Children
7 toys and other products exceed lead limits, California says
October 14, 2009
Number of Children with Elevated Blood Lead Levels and Number of Children Tested Per Year
Number of Children with Elevated Blood Lead Levels and Number of EPA Yard Replacements Per Year
Letter to Lisa Jackson Regarding Citizen Petition to EPA Regarding the Paint and Dust Lead Standards
Letter to Bob Feild from Burlington Road Neighborhood Association
Beneficial Reuse of Omaha Lead Site Soils
Letter to Owner/Resident from Black & Veatch
Letter to Lisa Jackson from Mike Johanns
Midlands Voices: Don't Ignore Lead Concerns
La Vista OKs Rental Inspections
Press Release: Senators Reed and Hagel Introduce Bill to Create Council on Healthy Housing
Recommendations for Blood Lead Screening of Medicaid-Eligible Children Aged 1-5 Years
AstroTurf Will Get the Lead Out
AP Impact: School Drinking Water Contains Toxins
News Release: HUD Announces Settlement with New York Landlords
Lead, Arsenic Found in Products from Handbags to Car Seats
The Social Costs of Childhood Lead Exposure in the Post-Lead Regulation Era
August 12, 2009
CAG Letter to EPA Regarding Recovery Act Funds
EPA Letter to CAG Regarding Recovery Act Funds
Overview of Changes from IEUBK
EPA Final Rule 40 CFR Part 745
EPA Plan for Missouri Lead Waste Worries Residents
Govt. Urges People to Make Homes Healthy
Product Safety Chief Puts Industry on Notice
Dollar General Fined for Lead Paint Toys
Paint Maker Loses in Miss. Lead Contamination Suit
There May Be Danger in Rubber Play Surface
Groups ask EPA to Ban Lead Tire Weights
Lipstick Makers Urged to Remove Lead from Cosmetics
City of Omaha Quarterly Report
EPA to Reconsider Lead Air Quality Monitoring Requirements Fact Sheet
Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control Grantee Quarterly Progress Report
June 10, 2009
Omaha Lead Site Final Record of Decision
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention 2008 Program Data
Lead Cleanup Could Last 10 More Years
Senators Jack Reed and Chuck Hagel Introduce Bill to Create Council on Healthy Housing
Joe Biden Announces $100 M for Lead-Paint Removal
May 13, 2009
Stimulus Funds to Speed Omaha Lead Cleanup
Fortenberry: Kids' Books Don't Pose Lead Hazard
Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance News Release
EPA Awards $80,000 in Environmental Justice Grants
Blount County Residents Find High Lead Warnings in Water Bill
Qualls Makes Plans for Clean-up
Report Warns of Problems with Multivitamins
Lead Found in Women's Accessories-Center for Environmental Health
City Sued Over Lead-Poisoned Child
Lead Exposures in U.S. Children, 2008: Implications for Prevention
Trends in Blood Lead Levels and Blood Lead Testing Among U.S. Children Aged 1 to 5 Years, 1988 2004
City of Omaha Grantee Quarterly Reports
March 11, 2009
OHKA Comments on EPA's Proposed Plan
Mayor Fahey Comments on EPA's Proposed Plan
NDEQ Comments on EPA's Proposed Plan
Senators Mello and Nordquist Comments on EPA's Proposed Plan
Letter to EPA from Senators Nelson and Johanns
Lead Clean up Plan in Omaha Criticized
What You Should Know About EPA Lead Cleanup
Midlands Voices: Skip the Yards, Tackle Lead Paint
Study Links Lead Paint, Life of Crime
In Fake Grass, Some See Real Threat
Children's Products Get 1-Year Reprieve on Lead Testing
Heavy Metals Found in Kids' Face Paints
Home Renovation May Expose Kids to Lead: CDC
Is Lead Lurking in Children's Books?
Museum, School Partner on Home Health Project
New Law Requires Lead Screening
Study Links Children's Lead Levels, SAT Scores
Stimulus Proposal Allocates Lead and Healthy Homes Funds
'Tis the Season...to Beware of Lead in Christmas Lights, According to Cornell Researcher
City of Omaha Grantee Quarterly Reports
City of Omaha Ordinance Including Lead-Based Paint
Email Communication Regarding the Omaha Lead Site
January 14, 2009
Public Comment Period Extended for Omaha Lead Site
EPA Seeks More Input on Lead Cleanup
$3 Million to Be Awarded to Support Communities and Reduce Pollution
Obama's Choice to Direct EPA is Applauded
City Shuts Field Over Lead Concern
Mom's Suit Faults her Former Landlord over Boy's Lead Poisoning