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EPA announces first-ever national regulations for "forever chemicals" in drinking water - Vimarsana News

EPA announces first-ever national regulations for "forever chemicals" in drinking water

The EPA will require that public water utilities test for six different types of PFAS chemicals to reduce exposure in drinking water.

Newark showed how Buffalo could solve its lead pipe problem - Vimarsana News

Newark showed how Buffalo could solve its lead pipe problem

An estimated 40,000 lead service lines are being used to deliver water into Buffalo homes, although city officials are still in the process of determining an exact count. The projected

Tampa Water Department to evaluate lead pipes in city after EPA proposal to replace them nationwide - Vimarsana News

Tampa Water Department to evaluate lead pipes in city after EPA proposal to replace them nationwide

Cities across the nation are inspecting the pipes that go from their water treatment plants to people’s homes, and out of their faucets.

Biden plan would replace millions of America's lead pipes. But who will pay for it? - Vimarsana News

Biden plan would replace millions of America's lead pipes. But who will pay for it?

A new plan from President Joe Biden's administration would require local water utilities across the country to remove all lead pipes within a decade. While...

The EPA has found more than a dozen contaminants in drinking water but hasn't set safety limits on them - Vimarsana News

The EPA has found more than a dozen contaminants in drinking water but hasn't set safety limits on them

The inaction on regulating contaminants — including those that likely cause cancer, reproductive or developmental issues — found in the water of millions of Americans illustrates shortcomings in the U.S. response to environmental threats, say experts.