15 U.S.C. § 2695c: Environmental health program

health, safety, and productivity; and disabilities or special needs; takes into account studies using relevant tools identified or developed in accordance with section 492 of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 [ 42 U.S.C. 17122 ]; lead from drinking water; lead from materials and products; asbestos; radon; the presence of elemental mercury releases from products and containers; pollutant emissions from materials and products; and any other environmental problem, contaminant, hazardous substance, or pollutant emission that present or may present a risk to the health of occupants of the school facilities or environment; natural day lighting; ventilation choices and technologies; heating and cooling choices and technologies; moisture control and mold; maintenance, cleaning, and pest control activities; acoustics; and other issues relating to the health, comfort, productivity, and performance of occupants of the school facilities; provides technical assistance on siting, design, management, and operation of school facilities, including facilities used by students with disabilities or special needs; collaborates with federally funded pediatric environmental health centers to assist in on-site school environmental investigations; assists States and the public in better understanding and improving the environmental health of children; and takes into account the special vulnerability of children in low-income and minority communities to exposures from contaminants, hazardous substances, and pollutant emissions. information from the Administrator that is contained in the report described in section 2695b(a) of this title ; and information on the exposure of children to environmental hazards in school facilities, as provided by the Administrator.