Water
-
EPA-Pacific Southwest Celebrates 100 Days with 100 EPA Environmental Actions Nationwide
EPA News Release: EPA-Pacific Southwest Celebrates 100 Days with 100 EPA Environmental Actions Nationwide
-
EPA Safeguards Hawaiian Water Resources by Closing Five Illegal, Polluting Large-Capacity Cesspools
In the 20 years since a federal ban, EPA has assessed approximately $5.6 million in penalties and ordered the closure of over 3,900 unlawful cesspools in Hawaii
EPA News Release: EPA Safeguards Hawaiian Water Resources by Closing Five Illegal, Polluting Large-Capacity Cesspools
-
EPA Advances Wahikuli Sewer Project Design, as Part of Maui Wildfire Recovery
Public Comments Accepted Through May 23rd
EPA News Release: EPA Advances Wahikuli Sewer Project Design, as Part of Maui Wildfire Recovery
-
EPA Order Protects Guam Water Resources
Agency action prevents future oil spills at fuel storage facility
EPA News Release: EPA Order Protects Guam Water Resources
-
EPA to Provide Nearly $1 Million to Mid-Atlantic States to Protect Beachgoers from Bacteria
EPA News Release: EPA to Provide Nearly $1 Million to Mid-Atlantic States to Protect Beachgoers from Bacteria
-
La EPA proporcionará más de $477,000 a Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes de EE. UU. para ayudar a proteger a los bañistas de enfermedades
EPA News Release: La EPA proporcionará más de $477,000 a Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes de EE. UU. para ayudar a proteger a los bañistas de enfermedades
-
EPA to Provide Over $477,000 to Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands to Help Protect Beachgoers from Illness
EPA News Release: EPA to Provide Over $477,000 to Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands to Help Protect Beachgoers from Illness
-
EPA to Provide $382,000 to Texas to Help Protect Beachgoers from Illness
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is announcing the Texas General Land Office will receive $382,000 in grant funding to monitor water quality at beaches and to notify the public if elevated levels of illness-causing bacteria make swimming unsafe.
-
EPA to Provide $359,000 to Louisiana to Help Protect Beachgoers from Illness
The U.S. EPA is announcing the Louisiana Department of Health will receive $359,000 in grant funding to monitor water quality at beaches and to notify the public if elevated levels of illness-causing bacteria make swimming unsafe.
-
EPA Helps States Protect New England Beachgoers This Summer
EPA News Release: EPA Helps States Protect New England Beachgoers This Summer
-
EPA Announces $254,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Minnesota
EPA News Release: EPA Announces $254,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Minnesota
-
EPA Announces $272,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Wisconsin
EPA News Release: EPA Announces $272,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Wisconsin
-
EPA Announces $219,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Ohio
EPA News Release: EPA Announces $219,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Ohio
-
EPA Announces $317,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Michigan
EPA News Release: EPA Announces $317,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Michigan
-
EPA Announces $236,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Illinois
EPA News Release: EPA Announces $236,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Illinois
-
EPA Announces $205,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Indiana
EPA News Release: EPA Announces $205,000 in Grants to Support Safe Beach Recreation in Indiana
-
EPA to provide $1.89 million to help protect beachgoers in AL, FL, GA, MS, SC and NC from illness
EPA News Release: EPA to provide $1.89 million to help protect beachgoers in AL, FL, GA, MS, SC and NC from illness
-
EPA to Provide Over $9 Million to States to Help Protect Beachgoers from Illness
EPA News Release: EPA to Provide Over $9 Million to States to Help Protect Beachgoers from Illness
-
EPA Partners with City of Albany to Replace Lead Service Lines
EPA News Release: EPA Partners with City of Albany to Replace Lead Service Lines
-
Scravel Hill Water Co-op clean water infrastructure project in Linn County, Oregon wins EPA award for innovation, backed by OHA funding
Oregon Health Authority’s and Business Oregon’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program provides low-interest loans for drinking water infrastructure projects.
EPA News Release: Scravel Hill Water Co-op clean water infrastructure project in Linn County, Oregon wins EPA award for innovation, backed by OHA funding