GREENSBORO, N.C. — The City of Greensboro is sending out letters to homes to find out what kind of pipes carry water into ...

Those with homes or businesses built after Jan. 4, 2014, are not required to identify ... The pipes are likely to be an inch ...

Evidence of this reveals itself in that pair of galvanized steel pipes sticking out of the ground within a couple feet of each other. Beneath, an abandoned fuel oil tank lurks. If the pipes are ...

In April 2023 – EVRAZ North America (ENA) announced the successful development and qualification of a high-strength, ...

Starting this fall, “EPA and PADEP requires all public water systems” to send notification to “all customers served through a water service line made of lead, galvanized steel that is or ... 2,000 ...

The bottom part is about an inch tall so that baby chicks can easily drink water ... It is durable due to the heavy-duty galvanized steel construction, which does not rust at least for a couple of ...

We are taking a closer look into the risk some residents are running into with their drinking water due to the material in ...

New drinking water standards from the EPA require Phoenix-area water providers to notify customers of potential lead exposure ...

While the City did not find any lead water service lines, 153 customers’ privately-owned water service lines were identified as having galvanized steel pipes. The new USEPA LCRI regulation requires ...

Tennessee American Water has sent out letters to 40,000 customers, warning them of potential lead or galvanized steel in ...