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Over the last 2 years, lead and copper levels within Flint, Michigan's water supply have significantly dropped. Why is it still important to public health to continue monitoring the lead and copper levels
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Over the last 2 years, lead and copper levels within Flint, Michigan's water supply have significantly dropped. Why is it still important to public health to continue monitoring the lead and copper levels despite this drop?

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In my opinion it’s important to monitor it so we know weather you can get sick or not
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