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==If lead is really a widespread problem, and especially if it continues worsening, then we'll eventually reach a point where we need to identify individuals wh
by long_time_gone 5y ago
==If lead is really a widespread problem, and especially if it continues worsening, then we'll eventually reach a point where we need to identify individuals who have been impacted by lead and ideally take pre-emptive measures to help them with the consequences of it.==
We can barely get the funding today to replace lead pipes, the bare minimum to try and limit exposure, I doubt we'll be tracking down individuals any time soon.
* https://www.wsj.com/articles/biden-push-to-replace-americas-lead-pipes-faces-challenges-11631880001 https://www.wsj.com/articles/biden-push-to-replace-americas-...
==how people with more woke attitudes approach other group-specific issues==
I think in this case "woke" people would try to understand and empathize with those "group-specific issues" and help develop and implement plans to solve those issues. I think we see this in the "woke" political parties leading the charge on "group-specific issues" like voting rights, indigenous rights, immigrant rights, women's reproductive rights, healthcare as a right, etc. Just look at the typical political affiliations of the three "groups" you mentioned. It might answer your question.