Lead exposure remains a problem across the country and right here in New Hampshire. Every year, several hundred New Hampshire children are found to be poisoned by lead – a dangerous neurotoxin that, even at low levels of exposure, can result in permanent, irreversible harm , such as cognitive impairment, learning disabilities, hearing loss, and delayed language skills. And with so many New Hampshire homes and apartments built before the ban on lead-based paint in 1978, we continue to put our kids at risk. In 2015 alone, 660 children were found to have blood lead levels equal to or higher than...