2024
DOI: 10.1088/1748-9326/ad2b2c
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Lead occurrence in North Carolina well water: importance of sampling representation and collection techniques

Linnea Wilson,
Wesley Hayes,
C Nathan Jones
et al.

Abstract: Private wells often lack centralized oversight, drinking water quality standards, and consistent testing methodologies. For lead in well water, the lack of standardized data collection methods can impact reported measurements, which can misinform health risks. Here, we conducted a targeted community science testing of 1,143 wells across 17 counties in North Carolina (USA) and compared results to state testing data primarily associated with new well construction compiled in the NCWELL database. The goal of our … Show more

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