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The Biden-Harris Administration is taking action to replace lead pipes across the country.

An ongoing process to replace lead water pipes in Washington, D.C., reveals several warning signs for the Baltimore area.

President Biden will announce Thursday that his administration will be doling out $3 billion in funds to replace lead pipes, which can pose a health hazard. Biden will announce the funds, part of a total of $15 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, during a trip to Wilmington, N.C., to replace these pipes. He will…

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is sending nearly $30 million to Kansas to help with the replacement of lead pipes. Thins money comes from President Joe Biden’s ‘Investing in America Agenda’ to help the state of Kansas identify lead service lines and prevent exposure to lead in drinking water. In total, the […]

President Biden will address economic issues in a speech from Wilmington, N.C., Thursday afternoon. Biden is expected to announce funding to replace lead pipes around the country. Earlier on Thursday, the president stopped in Charlotte, N.C., to express condolences to the families of four law enforcement officers who were killed by a shootout Monday. Biden…

The Biden administration has announced Wisconsin will receive $83 million of $3 billion nationwide investment in replacing lead pipes

TOPEKA (KSNT) - The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is sending nearly $30 million to Kansas to help with the replacement of lead pipes.

The $3 billion announcement is the latest step in the Biden administration’s effort to replace all lead service lines by the early 2030s.

WEBB CITY, Mo. — Webb City is sending out thousands of letters to check a potential impact to the water supply. They’re sending out a voluntary survey asking residents to check their water pipes to see if they’re made of lead. It’s part of a statewide effort by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to […]

Biden pledged to replace all of the US’s lead pipes, but he’d need billions of dollars more from Congress to do it.