Lead in water at UNC | University wraps up testing, admits more work still needed
After nearly a year of work, the University of North Carolina has tested all 3,900 of its drinking water fixtures on campus.
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After nearly a year of work, the University of North Carolina has tested all 3,900 of its drinking water fixtures on campus.
Starting Jan. 1, city crews will have to replace all of the lead service lines connected to a water main that is being repaired — and foot the bill, which is expected to cost between $15,000 to $26,000 per line.
The unanimous vote of the City Council’s Budget and Government Operations Committee sends the proposal backed by Lightfoot to the full City Council for consideration at its meeting on May 25.
In an interview with “Chicago Tonight” Tuesday, Department of Water Commissioner Andrea Cheng said officials are confident both regular and ultrasonic water meters can be safely installed in Chicago homes without threatening the health of residents.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — For years, testing of the tap water in an upscale Detroit suburb...