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America's Children and the Environment Story Maps

Children's environmental health story maps are interactive web based narratives. They discuss how children are affected by environmental hazards, what EPA is doing to protect children, and other steps that can be taken now to improve our kid's current and future health. 

Each story map connects real-world issues with national data trends from America's Children and the Environment (ACE), EPA's comprehensive resource for tracking children's health in the United States.

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Lead and Children's Health Story Map

Young child playing with peeling pain on window sill.

The Lead and Children's Health Story Map explores how children are exposed to lead and presents the latest national data on blood lead levels from ACE. In addition you will learn about: 

  • How children are exposed to and affected by lead
  • National data and trends on lead in children
  • What EPA does to protect children from lead
  • Tips and resources on how to protect children from lead
View the Lead and Children's Health Story Map

EPA is working on new story maps that will explore other important children's environmental health topics. Sign up to our Children's Environmental Health listserv to be notified when additional story maps are available. 

America's Children and the Environment (ACE)

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Last updated on April 20, 2026
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