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Yes, according to a cost-benefit analysis from Scioto Analysis. It found replacing lead lines would ultimately save the state up to $185 billion dollars over the next 15 years.

Rep. Donatavius Jarrells (D-Columbus) says the health impacts of replacing lead pipes in Ohio's drinking water systems would be worth the cost.

Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown is calling on the federal government to give Ohio’s school districts money to test for lead in drinking water. After…