
Automatic Enrollment Policies Can Make Lead Service Line Replacement Projects More Efficient

Automatic Enrollment Policies Make Lead Service Line Replacement Projects More Efficient by Addressing Common Workflow Challenges

The Garage Delivers Lead Pipe Survey Results in Avondale, PA

Avondale, PA: Lead Service Line Inventory

Reading, PA: Lead Service Line Database

Bryn Athyn, PA: Transportation and Stormwater Improvements

Lancaster, PA: Lead Service Line Inventory

Sedley, VA: Water Distribution System Improvements

Windham, CT: Lead Service Line Replacement

Ypsilanti, MI: Stormwater Infrastructure Mapping

West Chester, PA: Stormwater Infrastructure Repair

South Portland, ME: Stormwater

Chelsea, MA: Lead Service Line Replacement

Monte Vista Water District, CA: Lead Service Line Inventory

Portsmouth, RI: Lead Service Line Inventory

Hartford, VT: Lead Service Line Inventory and Replacement Plan

Update: Clean Water State Revolving Fund Program Reauthorization

Digitizing the Past to Protect the Future: How Hopeworks Helped Hartford, VT Tackle Lead in Drinking Water

No Amount of Lead is Safe: Lead Innovation Hub Roadmaps Drive Toxic Service Line Replacement Faster, Fully, and Forever

The ESA Edit That Could Affect an $800 Million Species Offset Market and Undermine Decades of Tribal Salmon Recovery
Last month, EPIC submitted detailed public comments opposing a proposed federal rule that would weaken the Endangered Species Act by removing habitat destruction from the definition of "harm." If the Rule goes through, it has profound implications for the restoration economy and Tribal communities.