Philly found to be violating Clean Water Act, city's water treatment now being brought up to code

Philly found to be violating Clean Water Act, city’s water treatment now being brought up to code
Justin Udo
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PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Philadelphia is violating the Clean Water Act, according to officials who say they're making a $100 million investment in the city's water treatment to help bring them up to code. Another neighboring city is also getting some much needed funding with their water treatment problems.
The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority is putting $178 million into 14 water infrastructure projects across the state. Three of the projects are in Southeastern Pennsylvania: two in the city of Philadelphia, and one in Chester, Delaware County.

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