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WVU profs give input on lead water line replacement

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Lead in the water has been a hot topic around the nation, including in North Central West Virginia.

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Lincoln officials set to talk about funding to replace lead pipes

On Monday, Lincoln City Council is scheduled to talk about funding to replace lead pipes in the city.

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American Water Works: No Thanks, Too Risky For Me (NYSE:AWK)

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U S Drinking-Water Systems Still Haven t Defeated This Nasty Parasite

The U.S.’s largest-ever outbreak of waterborne illness cryptosporidiosis hit Milwaukee 30 years ago. Why are many other water systems still vulnerable to the same parasite today?

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Lead rule may force Nebraska to replace 97K pipes

Some 53,230 lead pipes would need to be replaced in Nebraska under the Biden administration rule, according to an EPA estimate. An environmental group puts the number at 97,000.

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