EPA proposes nationwide lead pipe removal rule
The EPA urges utilities to replace all lead service lines within ten years with 10 percent yearly replacements, costing an estimated 45 billion dollars. The rule aims to protect children from lead neurotoxicity, expand funding access, and require inventorying pipes and providing filters where exposure recurs. Major impact anticipated in Chicago Cleveland and New York with possible time extensions for large-scale cities.
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