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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Articles
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Worth Noting - September 2019
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EPA Prepares Public for 2019 Hurricane Season by Focusing on Waste Mitigation
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EPA and FEMA Streamline Water Infrastructure Funding Process During Disasters
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News Briefs: Report Finds 43 States Affected by PFAS
Also in this week's sewer and water news, Flint's mayor proposes cuts to the city's wastewater budget
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Students Design On-Campus Green Infrastructure Solutions to Manage Stormwater
Check out the stories and videos submitted by the winner's of the U.S. EPA's seventh annual Campus RainWorks Challenge
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News Briefs: Utility Workers Uncover Ancient Skeletons Near London
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a federal judge rules Flint residents can sue the Environmental Protection Agency
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Student Teams Tackling Water Issues Using EPA Grant Funding
The 21 teams from around the nation are developing sustainable technologies to solve environmental and public health challenges
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News Briefs: Jersey's Lead Problem Could Cost Billions to Fix
Also in this week's sewer and water news, Midwestern utilities are still working to restore drinking water service amidst flooding
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News Briefs: Midwest Floods Could Impact Thousands of Wells, Says NGWA
Also in this week's sewer and water news, the community of Keswick, California, could lose its water provider due to customer decline in the aftermath of the Carr Fire
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Water Leaders Converge on Capitol Hill to Support Infrastructure Funding
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EPA Develops Water Reuse Action Plan
The agency says it will work across the water sector to lead the development of an integrated management approach for the nation's water resources
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Trump's 2020 Budget Proposes 31% Cut to EPA
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News Briefs: Actor Jaden Smith Distributes Clean Water in Flint
Also this week's sewer and water news, a New York woman is suing a local sex shop, claiming a buildup of condoms and rubber gloves is causing massive sewer backups in her home
