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Folks interested in these stories about childhood exposure to lead may be interested in a bill filed by Rep. Pricey Harrison.

This bill would offer tax credits to property owners who voluntarily clean up lead hazards, including landlords who clean up apartments.

A story on this will run in the paper sometime over the next few days, but folks who work in the environmental health field seem to think it might go a long way to meeting the state's goal of eliminating lead poisoning in children by 2010.

Update: For a story from Sunday's paper, click here.

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Joe Guarino said:

Offering tax credits sounds like a good idea to me.

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