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2. Des Moines Water Works mailer warns residents about lead ...

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   Des Moines Water Works sending 55,000 lead water pipe notices Des Moines Water Works won a $1.4 million federal earmark to help residents facing line replacement costs next year.

3. Want to test the water in your home for lead? Start with ...

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   Testing water is the only way to know if water contains lead. In Raleigh, Durham and Orange County, you may be able to get testing for free. ... you may be able to get testing for free. Skip to ...

4. Do filtered showerheads really work? Experts weigh in - AOL

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   To figure out which type of filter is best for you, our experts suggest getting your water tested. Doing so tells you the exact impurities present in it and at what levels.

5. Drinking water quality in the United States - Wikipedia

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   In response to the Flint water crisis, EPA published revisions to the LCR on January 15, 2021, addressing testing, pipe replacement and related issues. The rule mandates additional requirements for sampling tap water, corrosion control, public outreach and testing water in schools.

6. Newark water crisis - Wikipedia

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   By August 2021, almost all of the lead water pipes in Newark had been replaced with copper ones, solving much of the water crisis problem. Mayor Ras Baraka continues to encourage Newark residents to trust the city and get their water tested, since it is free, to keep the water crisis from occurring again. [31]

7. Total maximum daily load - Wikipedia

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   Bodies of water are tested for contaminants based on their intended use. Each body of water is tested similarly but designated with a different TMDL. Drinking water reservoirs are designated differently from areas for public swimming and water bodies intended for fishing are designated differently from water located in wildlife conservation areas.