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EPA, White Mountain Apache Tribe agree to water treatment upgrade

EPA and White Mountain Apache Tribe agree on $8.2M upgrades to wastewater plants to ensure compliance with Clean Water Act and protect water quality.

Harmful ‘forever chemicals’ at Tucson Airport addressed

The EPA and Tucson Airport Authority are working together to address PFAS contamination in Tucson's drinking water to protect public health and ensure safe supply.

SepticSmart Week: Protect Your Health & Wallet

SepticSmart Week 2024 highlights the importance of proper septic system maintenance. The EPA offers educational resources and career information to protect public health and the environment.

Wyoming unveils video to aid lead service line inventory

Wyoming launches a video to educate residents about lead service lines and help water providers complete a mandatory inventory for the EPA.

EPA finds no need for new water regulations

The EPA's latest Six-Year Review finds no need for new drinking water regulations, affirming current standards' effectiveness in protecting public health.

EPA awards $14.8 million loan to Palmdale Water District

Palmdale Water District secures EPA loan for a drought-resistant water project using recycled water and innovative technology.

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