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North Dakota receives $19 million in funding to improve drinking water safety

The EPA grant will help the Northeast and East Central Regional water districts reduce the level of manganese in their water.

North dakotaUnited statesGrand forksBryan schmittEnvironmental protection agencyDakota department of environmental qualityNortheast regional water districtEast central regional water districtNorth dakota departmentEnvironmental quality

North Dakota receives $19 million in funding to improve drinking water safety

The EPA grant will help the Northeast and East Central Regional water districts reduce the level of manganese in their water.

North dakotaUnited statesGrand forksBryan schmittEnvironmental protection agencyDakota department of environmental qualityNortheast regional water districtEast central regional water districtNorth dakota departmentEnvironmental quality

North Dakota receives $19 million in funding to improve drinking water safety

The EPA grant will help the Northeast and East Central Regional water districts reduce the level of manganese in their water.

Grand forksNorth dakotaUnited statesBryan schmittDakota department of environmental qualityEnvironmental protection agencyNortheast regional water districtEast central regional water districtNorth dakota departmentEnvironmental quality

North Dakota receives $19 million in funding to improve drinking water safety

The EPA grant will help the Northeast and East Central Regional Water Districts reduce the level of manganese in their water.

North dakotaUnited statesGrand forksBryan schmittEnvironmental protection agencyDakota department of environmental qualityNortheast regional water districtEast central regional water districtNorth dakota departmentEnvironmental quality

Local wells have some of Minnesota s highest arsenic levels in drinking water Is there a fix?

For towns and rural homeowners in northwest Minnesota, a proposal gaining traction may offer a long-term, cost-effective solution for dealing with water quality issues, including arsenic.

United statesMahnomen countyClay countyRed riverNorth dakotaNorman countyMcleod countyPolk countyLucas spaethKevin campbellSarah sesselmanEnvironmental protection agencyMinnesota department of healthMinnesota departmentWest central regional water districtCommissioner kevin campbell

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