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$129 million in grants from EPA coming to New York for lead pipe removal

New York water system operators are getting a $129.2 million in grants from the Environmental Protection Agency to replace lead service lines in their networks.

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NY municipalities eligible for $129M in federal funds for lead water lines

Millions of dollars will be available to help replace the tens of thousands of suspected lead water pipes statewide thanks to a federal law.

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Schumer delivers $129 million for NYS to replace dangerous lead pipes

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$129 million in grants from EPA coming to New York for lead pipe removal

$129 million in grants from EPA coming to New York for lead pipe removal
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New Mexico getting over $28 million for drinking water infrastructure improvements

New Mexico's share of the funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will go towards replacing lead pipes in the state, Heinrich's office says.

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