President Joe Biden took a major step toward eliminating the national scourge of lead pipes, unveiling a new rule mandating the removal of all lead pipes within the next decade, in addition to $2. ...

New Jersey will replace all its lead water pipes within the next decade in a new plan to comprehensively address the longstanding health hazard lurking in homes and schools throughout the state.

Officials are using money from the federal infrastructure law to accelerate lead-pipe replacement work and meet a goal to remove all lead pipes within 10 years, down from an initial 60-year timeframe.

The rule is the first national requirement to replace all lead service lines in U.S. history. It is meant to decrease the serious health problems caused by exposure to lead dramatically.

MILWAUKEE — President Biden is set to announce $2.6 billion in funding to replace all lead pipes in the United States as part of a new EPA rule that will require lead pipes to be identified and ...

PWSA since 2016 has struggled to reduce lead levels that exceeded a federal threshold of 15 parts per billion and is addressing the problem by replacing all authority-owned lead water lines in its ...

The new plan, released on Friday, also includes discussion of a potential legislative mandate that would require all D.C. homeowners to replace their lead pipes. “Without that additional funding ...

It’s part of the Minnesota Department of Health’s Lead Service Line Replacement Program — an effort with the goal of getting rid of all lead service lines in the state by 2033. Lead service ...

The Environmental Protection Agency wants drinking water utilities to get rid of all their lead water pipes within a decade. That’s according to a proposed lead and copper rule the agency ...