TruePani Resources

• TruePani Capability Statement

• TruePani Statement of Qualifications
   

Resources on Lead Exposure and Drinking Water

• TruePani Water Filter Guide

• Water Quality and COVID-19

• Eco-Healthy Child Care Checklist by the Children's Environmental Health Network

• Tap Into Prevention: Drinking Water Information for Health Care Providers published by the EPA

• Parents' Guide to Preventing Lead Exposure developed by GEEARS through grant funding by the Green and Healthy Homes Initiative

• EWG Water Filter Buying Guide

• Know what your water filter can reduce by searching the NSF Certified Drinking Water Treatment Units, Water Filters database

• Known models of water coolers that contain lead:

  • Halsey Taylor. Model numbers: WMA-1, SWA-1, S3/5/10 C&D, S300/500/1000D, SCWT/SCWT-A, DC/DHC-1, HWC7/HWC7-D, BFC-4F/7F/4FS/7FS. Coolers with cusp connection: 5656 FTN, 5800 FTN, 8880 FTN, WM8A, WT8A, GC10A, GC10ACR, GC5A, RWM13A.

  • Ebco Manufacturing Company (also sold under the names Oasis, Kelvinator, and Aquarious). Model numbers: CP3, CP3-50, CP3H, CP5, CP10, CP10-50, 7P, 13P, 13PL, DP20, DP20-50, DP3R, DP3RH,8DP8A, DP8AH, DP13A, DP13A-50, DP14A-50/60, DP10X, C10E, WFE10, PX- 10, DP12N, DP15W, DP5M, DP7M, DP7MH, DPM8, DPM8H, DP13M, DP13M-60, DP14M, DP15M, DP16M, CP3M, CP5M, DP15MW, DP5S, DP7S, DP13S, DP14S, DP7SM, DP13SM, DP7WM, DP7WMD, DP5F, DP10F, EP5F, EP10F, WTC10, WEEC03, WEEC05, WEEC07, WEEC10, WEEC13, WEEH03, WEFC03, WEFC08, WEFC10, WEFC13, WEFC15, WEFC20, WEFC13-OX, WEFC20-OX, WEFC05-OX, WEFH03, WEFH08, WEKC03, WEKC05, WELC05, WELC07, WELC08,WELC13, WELC14, WELC15, WELC16, WELH07, WELH08, WEMC07, WEMC13, WW07T, WEFH03, WEFH08, WEPC05, WERC05, WERC07, WERC13, WETC05, WETC10, WEWC07, WEEC03-OX, WEEC10-OX.

• Key Federal Programs to Reduce Childhood Lead Exposure and Eliminate Associated Health Impacts, published by the President's Task Force on Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks to Children

• Info-graphic on Preventing Childhood Lead Poisoning, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• The Campaign for Lead-Free Water is a network of individuals and organizations working locally, at the state level, and nationally to protect communities from the often underestimated and routinely downplayed problem of lead in drinking water

• The goal of the Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative is to accelerate voluntary lead service line replacement in communities across the country

• The Southeast PEHSU aims to improve the health of children in our region and to inform families, communities, and health care providers about environmental hazards, their effects, and practical ways to protect our children's health

• Map of Atlanta Public School Facilities where high lead levels were detected.

• Lead in Food, Cosmetics, and Medicines published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
   

Resources on Zero Emission Electric Buses

• Infographic: Research on Health Risks from Living Near Diesel Exhaust from USC Environmental Health Centers

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