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The EPA's proposal to get rid of the nation's remaining lead pipes has brought renewed attention to the harmful health effects of lead exposure.

It would cost about $30bn (£24bn) and take a decade, the Environmental Protection Agency says.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced the biggest changes to lead water pipe rules in more than three decades.

Many cities have older water pipes made from lead. Now, the Environmental Protection Agency is proposing a new rule that would require them to be replaced within ten years.

President Biden proposed an effort to remove all lead pipes in the country over the next decade. FOX13 Your Money Investigator Kate Bieri talks to Memphis residents about how the program could help them.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced its proposed Lead and Copper Rule, here is how it could impact Buffalo.

Strongest overhaul of rules in over three decades will cost billions as Biden administration moves to prevent public health crises

The EPA may soon require cities to replace all their lead pipes, but that may not do much to reduce childhood lead poisoning in Worcester.

30 homeowners have taken advantage of a pilot program that helps with the cost of replacing lead water pipes.

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia In its effort toward creating safer communities, the Biden-Harris Administration said it is actively addressing the pervasive issue of lead exposure, with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveiling a proposal to fortify the Lead and Copper Rule, identified as a crucial step in achieving the