A nationwide study finds small and rural water systems face disproportionately high costs to remove PFAS from drinking water.
Tag: rural water systems
Cyberattacks on water systems in at least seven states raise new questions about cybersecurity, federal oversight and risks to drinking water.
The EPA announced approximately $30 million on July 24, 2026, to fund training for small and rural water systems, split among three national groups.
New EPA initiatives target PFAS contamination in drinking water while addressing a nationwide shortage of skilled water workers needed to run critical systems.
A new bipartisan bill could speed up small water projects by cutting federal review delays, helping western communities build faster.
Arizona eliminates PFAS from drinking water ahead of EPA deadline
Arizona connected small water systems to municipal supplies to eliminate PFAS, delivering compliant drinking water years ahead of federal deadlines.