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EPA issues 1,000+ citations over failure to list lead pipes

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 10
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What happened

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The Environmental Protection Agency, operating under Donald Trump, issued more than 1,000 citations to water utilities, schools, and housing developments nationwide. These citations were issued for failing to submit inventories of potentially dangerous lead pipes in drinking water systems. An Associated Press analysis of government information indicates that approximately 6,300 water systems across the country have not yet submitted this inventory.

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Why it matters

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The citations are critical for directing where outdated pipes need to be replaced and for calculating the associated costs. The failure of water systems to submit these inventories hinders the ability to plan for necessary infrastructure upgrades across the country.

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Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States, whose administration oversees the Environmental Protection Agency.
  • Environmental Protection AgencyGovernment agency issuing citations regarding the failure to inventory lead pipes.
  • Associated PressNews agency that analyzed government data showing the number of non-compliant water systems.

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