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Make plans for clean water. People who care can ask for these plans. We also need to make sure these plans are updated every five years.
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Protecting Children's Health: Ensuring safe drinking water is a fundamental requirement for the well-being of children.
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Lead and other waterborne contaminants can have detrimental effects on their physical and cognitive development. By implementing water filters, the bills prioritize the health of Michigan's youth.
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Preventing Health Issues: Installing filters will help prevent the potential long-term health issues associated with exposure to contaminated water.
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Lead exposure, in particular, can lead to learning disabilities and behavioral problems. These bills seek to mitigate these risks.
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Peace of Mind for Parents: Parents and caregivers can have peace of mind knowing that their children are consuming safe and clean water during their time at schools and child care centers.
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This will alleviate concerns about water quality and its impact on their children's health.
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Environmental Responsibility: These bills align with a broader environmental responsibility by reducing the consumption of single-use plastic water bottles,
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Environmental Responsibility: which are often used as an alternative to tap water in schools. This move promotes sustainability by decreasing plastic waste and carbon emissions from water bottle production and transportation.
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Economic Benefits: In the long run, investing in water filtration systems can result in cost savings for schools and child care centers.
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