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Wisconsin could replace most lead pipes in next two decades - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin could replace most lead pipes in next two decades

Wisconsin expects millions from federal government to replace lead pipes for leaks, when childcare centers open, and during pavement projects.

Source: wisn.com
Wisconsin has made strides on lead pipes but has a long way to go. Here's what a new report says - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin has made strides on lead pipes but has a long way to go. Here's what a new report says

Wisconsin has made strides in replacing lead water pipes, but there is still much to be done, according to a new study from the Wisconsin Policy Forum

Source: yahoo.com
Wausau is doing the work to counter lead and PFAS. The Biden administration says others should do the same - Vimarsana News

Wausau is doing the work to counter lead and PFAS. The Biden administration says others should do the same

Tom Perez, a senior advisor to President Joe Biden, said more communities should be looking to Wausau for a guide to addressing PFAS, lead pipes.

Source: yahoo.com
Wausau is doing the work to counter lead and PFAS. The Biden administration says others should do the same - Vimarsana News

Wausau is doing the work to counter lead and PFAS. The Biden administration says others should do the same

Tom Perez, a senior advisor to President Joe Biden, said more communities should be looking to Wausau for a guide to addressing PFAS, lead pipes.

Source: aol.com
Chicago to get $336 million loan from EPA to replace 30,000 lead water pipes - Vimarsana News

Chicago to get $336 million loan from EPA to replace 30,000 lead water pipes

Chicago, the epicenter of brain-damaging lead hazards in the United States, is borrowing $336 million from the federal government to replace thousands of water pipes made of the toxic metal. The low-interest loan announced Friday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency comes after decades of denials from city officials that Chicago suffers a widespread lead-in-water problem. Money provided ...

Source: yahoo.com