Biden in 2021 set aside $15 billion from the infrastructure law toward pipe replacement, and $11.7 billion through Drinking Water State Revolving Funds for pipe replacement and drinking water ...

But new federal rules, which were released on Oct. 8, require water suppliers to replace of all lead, galvanized steel requiring replacement and unknown material service lines by 2037. Jeff La Rue ...

In Des Moines, homeowners own their entire service lines, Corrigan says, and Des Moines Water Works “cannot compel a property owner to replace their lead service line.” In fact, the utility is ...

Three local players, including two who are still in high school, are among the 15 players selected by head coach Adam Krikorian to play for Team USA at the Pan Am Sports Water Polo Championships ...

Four members of the Paris Olympic squad have been included in the U.S. women’s water polo roster for the 2024 Pan Am Aquatics Championship, it was announced Wednesday. Longan was part of the ...

BRANSON, Mo. (KY3)—The city of Branson is sharing more details about its plan to replace aging water lines in eight different neighborhoods, as those aging pipes have led to water main breaks.

Further, letting the water run while it gets hot also runs up your bills. Thankfully, emerging technologies are making sure you don't find yourself waiting in the cold for your bath to get hot and ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — A decade after the Flint, Michigan, water crisis raised alarms about the continuing dangers of lead in tap water, President Joe Biden on Tuesday set a 10-year deadline for ...

Advocates for clean water are celebrating Tuesday’s announcement from the White House that will require public drinking water systems to identify and replace lead water pipes within ten years.

Communities Tackle Lead Pipes • Milwaukee Water Works is on track to replace all remaining lead pipes within the EPA’s 10-year timeframe. In 2024 alone, Milwaukee received approximately $30 ...

The city budgeted $169 million this year to replace about 5,100 lead service lines, said Randy Conner, commissioner of the Chicago Department of Water Management. “We will continue to work with ...