The move is one of many actions under the Federal Lead Action Plan, launched in President Donald Trump’s first term.

The EPA this week announced $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 ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency said the agency was providing $27,456,000 to Arkansas ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $46.1 million in funding for Iowa to help reduce lead exposure in ...

The federal government will allocate $46 million in funding to find and replace lead pipes across Iowa, the U.S.

The EPA is prioritizing reducing exposure to lead in drinking water as it is a particularly harmful neurotoxin for children.

The ongoing work of identifying lead pipes for safer drinking water in Ohio has received more than $200 million in funding ...

New Mexico is getting more than $27 million from the EPA to replace lead pipes around the state and protect children's health.

The funding will help Oklahoma communities identify and replace lead service lines through the Drinking Water State Revolving ...

The United States Environmental Protection Agency announces where $3 billion in lead pipe drinking water replacement will be directed. EPA says the funding is intended to accelerate progress in ...

Des Moines begins replacing lead water lines as Iowa gets $46M in EPA funds, bringing safer drinking water and free upgrades ...

DELTA, Ohio — The Ohio EPA issued Director's Final Findings and Orders to Bunting Bearings and the Fulton County land bank on Thursday, following the detection of elevated levels of lead in air ...