Environmental
Lead service lines in older Georgia homes are a concern because they:
AReduce water pressure
BCan leach lead into drinking water, posing health risks especially to children✓ Correct
CRequire mandatory replacement before any sale
DOnly affect commercial properties
Explanation
Lead service lines and lead-soldered pipes in older homes can contaminate drinking water with lead, which is particularly harmful to children's developing brains and nervous systems.
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