U S expands safety standards for more pipelines
The U S Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration designates Great Lakes coastal waters and beaches as high consequence zones under a new rule. It covers about 2905 additional miles of hazardous liquid pipelines mainly along the Gulf coast, tightening in line inspections and integrity measures.
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Benton Harbor sees drop in lead in tap water officials say
Michigan officials report lead levels in Benton Harbor drinking water have fallen after years of elevated results. Corrosion control is working, but residents remain advised to use bottled water for drinking and cooking while the city undertakes a lead pipe replacement program and delivery services continue for those who are homebound.
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Natural Resources Defense Council
U.S
Congress
Associated Press
Walton Family Foundation
Charles Rex
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