Researchers: Lead Levels Dropping in Flint Water Supply

Researchers say that lead levels in the drinking water supply of Flint, Michigan, continue to drop, but say residents should still filter their water. The researchers from Virginia Tech said Friday that they found no detectable levels of lead in 57 percent of homes during the latest round of tests in the city. Scientist Marc Edwards, who first revealed Flint’s high lead levels in 2015, said, “We’re now approaching the end of the public health crisis.”   However, he said...

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