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The Washington Post is one of many newspapers that reported on how many homes in their communities are losing lead paint.

In the first quarter of 2018, we reported on the amount of lead paint and lead-contaminated water in more than 2,000 communities across the country.

The data showed that lead paint is a leading cause of lead poisoning.

The lead paint problem is particularly prevalent in children, especially in families where both parents work full-time.

In many communities, children are getting up early to play, but often, they are also playing in the street or in the back yard.

We also found that a quarter of the homes in the United States were either leaking or had lead paint on the roof or in cracks and crevices.

These are the kinds of stories that the lead paint issue is hurting, as well.

We hope this information helps you understand the importance of keeping lead out of the home, and the ways in which you can make your home more inviting for kids.

This data shows that, while lead paint may be a problem in many homes, it is not as bad as you think.

For example, in just three of the 10 communities where lead paint was detected, the prevalence of lead was low.

In nine of 10, the average lead paint level was below 15 parts per billion.

In all of the communities we examined, lead paint prevalence was high.

What you need to know about lead paint: It is a chemical compound with many chemical names, including lead, lead compounds, and lead pipes.

It is composed of a lead-containing protein and a metal that is the catalyst for the formation of the compound.

It can be found in soil, drinking water, soil dust, and many household products, including paint, toys, food, and household appliances.

People can become poisoned by drinking water with lead levels as high as five parts per million.

People exposed to lead paint have a higher risk of heart disease, kidney disease, and other chronic conditions, including cancer.

Lead paint can also cause health problems in children.

Children who spend more time outdoors are at higher risk for lead poisoning and can develop lead poisoning from eating foods that contain lead-based paint.