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EPA Announces $27.4 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Maryland
Today, EPA is announcing $27,456,000 in funding to protect Maryland from exposure to lead in drinking water.
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EPA Announces $27.4 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Virginia
Today, EPA is announcing $27,456,000 in funding to protect Virginia from exposure to lead in drinking water.
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EPA Announces $27.4 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in District of Columbia
Today, EPA is announcing $27,456,000 in funding to protect Washington D.C. from exposure to lead in drinking water.
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EPA Announces $126.1 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Pennsylvania
Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing $126,104,000 in funding to protect Pennsylvanians from exposure to lead in drinking water.
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EPA Announces $27.4 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Delaware
Today, EPA is announcing $27,456,000 in funding to protect Delaware from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF).
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EPA Announces $27.4 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in West Virginia
Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing $126,104,000 in funding to protect West Virginians from exposure to lead in drinking water.
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Notice of Willingness to Participate in Funding Opportunities of Other Federal Agencies
NCEE Researchers may be available to participate with an eligible institution to prepare a joint assistance application in response to a Request for Application issued by another federal agency.
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EPA Announces $94.3 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Wisconsin
Today, EPA is announcing $94,312,000 in funding to protect Wisconsin from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.
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2022 Symposium
Learn about SNEP Symposium for 2022.
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EPA Announces $57.7 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Minnesota
Today, EPA is announcing $57,770,000 in funding to protect Minnesota from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF)
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EPA Announces $201.7 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Ohio
Today, EPA is announcing $201,769,000 in funding to protect Ohio from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF)
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EPA Announces $143.5 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Michigan
Today, EPA is announcing $143,530,000 in funding to protect Michigan from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF).
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EPA Announces $128.6 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Indiana
Today, EPA is announcing $128,637,000 in funding to protect Indiana from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF).
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EPA Announces $295.5 Million to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Illinois
Today, EPA is announcing $295,551,000 in funding to protect Illinois from exposure to lead in drinking water. This investment will go directly to states through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF).
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Ethics Guidance During a Lapse in Appropriations
Frequent Questions about Ethics Matters during a Lapse in Appropriations (Shutdown)
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Program Updates - Anacostia
This page describes projects and programs going on in the Anacostia Urban Waters Partnership location run by either the partnership itself or an individual member of the partnership.
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South Platte - Program Updates
This page can house program updates about ongoing progress at the South Platte River Denver location.
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EPA’s Eaton Fire Soil Sampling Confirms Federal Cleanup Protocols Effectively Remediated Burn Debris Contamination
98% of Eaton fire properties sampled meet federal subsurface lead standards, 95% sampled meet surface standards in excavated areas
EPA today released Eaton Fire burn zone soil sampling results showing that the federal response to the January 2025 wildfires – the removal of burn debris and the top six inches of soil beneath burned structures by USACE was effective.
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Developing Clean Air Programs Through Dialogue
Consulting with stakeholders, as well as government partners, is an important part of EPA's efforts to implement the Act.
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50th Anniversary of the Clean Air Act
50th anniversary of the Clean Air Act and OAR accomplishments page.