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EPA Recognizes Oklahoma City for Supporting Watersense Program
Public and private sector partners are honored for helping to save nearly 1.2 trillion gallons of water in 2023 with WaterSense
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency presented 51 awards to water utilities, government agencies, manufacturers, retailers, builders, and other organizations at the WaterSmart Innovations (WSI) conference in Las Vegas.
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EPA Recognizes Texas Entities for Supporting Watersense Program
Public and private sector partners are honored for helping to save nearly 1.2 trillion gallons of water in 2023 with WaterSense
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency presented 51 awards to water utilities, government agencies, manufacturers, retailers, builders, and other organizations at the WaterSmart Innovations (WSI) conference in Las Vegas.
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Community input needed for City of Jackson drinking water system
EPA News Release: Community input needed for City of Jackson drinking water system
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Biden-Harris Administration Announces $348M in Low-Interest Funding to Protect Water Resources in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
EPA News Release: Biden-Harris Administration Announces $348M in Low-Interest Funding to Protect Water Resources in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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EPA Begins Sewer Design Project in Wahikuli, Maui
EPA News Release: EPA Begins Sewer Design Project in Wahikuli, Maui
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EPA Announces Partnership with City of Muskegon Heights, Michigan, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Muskegon Heights is joining communities across the country who are accelerating replacement of lead service lines
EPA News Release: EPA Announces Partnership with City of Muskegon Heights, Michigan, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
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EPA Announces Partnership with City of Three Rivers, Michigan, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Three Rivers is joining communities across the country who are accelerating replacement of lead service lines
EPA News Release: EPA Announces Partnership with City of Three Rivers, Michigan, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
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EPA announces partnerships with six Massachusetts cities to accelerate replacement of lead water pipes and protect public health
Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Cities of Chelsea, Fall River, Malden, Melrose, Revere, and Taunton are joining communities across the country who are accelerating replacement of lead service lines
EPA News Release: EPA announces partnerships with six Massachusetts cities to accelerate replacement of lead water pipes and protect public health
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EPA fines Ayer, Mass. company for peanut oil spill
EPA News Release: EPA fines Ayer, Mass. company for peanut oil spill
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EPA Announces Partnership with City of Monmouth, Illinois, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Monmouth is joining communities across the country who are accelerating replacement of lead service lines
EPA News Release: EPA Announces Partnership with City of Monmouth, Illinois, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
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EPA Announces Partnership with City of Elgin, Illinois, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Elgin is joining communities across the country who are accelerating replacement of lead service lines
EPA News Release: EPA Announces Partnership with City of Elgin, Illinois, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
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EPA Announces Partnership with Village of Maywood, Illinois, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Maywood is joining communities across the country who are accelerating replacement of lead service lines
EPA News Release: EPA Announces Partnership with Village of Maywood, Illinois, to Accelerate Replacement of Lead Water Pipes and Protect Public Health
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EPA announces settlement with Invicta Watch Company of America for alleged violations of FIFRA
Alleged Noncompliance with Applicable Federal Law during the COVID-19 Pandemic Results in $119,880 Penalty
EPA News Release: EPA announces settlement with Invicta Watch Company of America for alleged violations of FIFRA
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EPA Orders Med Solutions to Stop Selling and Distributing Certain Ultraviolet Light-Based Antimicrobial Products
EPA News Release: EPA Orders Med Solutions to Stop Selling and Distributing Certain Ultraviolet Light-Based Antimicrobial Products
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EPA Settles with Paradise City over the Sale of Illegal Disinfectants on Oahu
EPA News Release: EPA Settles with Paradise City over the Sale of Illegal Disinfectants on Oahu
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