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Federal rules on lead poisoning: 17 since April 2024
10 final rules and 7 proposed rules since April 10, 2024, 8 of them marked significant. Most come from the Housing and Urban Development Department (13), Environmental Protection Agency (3), Small Business Administration (1).
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