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by BECKY GOFFLittle Apple PostOGDEN - Residents in the city of Ogden

ALPENA — To this point, less than 1% of residential drinking water lines contain lead, and more than 500 lines that are galvanized, may or may not contain lea

Department of Water Supply to Inspect Water Service Laterals

Talking up clean water could help President Joe Biden in swing states by shifting the focus away from contentious energy issues.

The EPAs Revised Lead & Copper Rule requires an inventory of materials used in water systems by Oct. 16 to identify pipelines composed of lead.

Brianna Juneau reports on the effort by the City of Great Falls to identify the locations of lead, non-lead, galvanized, and unknown water service lines within City limits

Brianna Juneau reports on the effort by the City of Great Falls to identify the locations of lead, non-lead, galvanized, and unknown water service lines within City limits

Brianna Juneau reports on the effort by the City of Great Falls to identify the locations of lead, non-lead, galvanized, and unknown water service lines within City limits

Boston City Council President Ruthzee Louijeuene has been appointed to the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Local Government Advisory Committee, where she will be one of four members on the national committee representing the New England region. The 37-member panel includes representation from 27 states. It comprises elected and appointed officials at local, state, tribal,

A Senate bill that seeks to more quickly replace lead drinking water pipes across Indiana advanced in the opposite chamber with bipartisan support.