Des Moines Water Works mailer warns residents about lead pipes. How to test yours.
Des Moines Water Works is mailing more than 50,000 households notices that they may have lead water service lines. Here's ...
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Cities, states say they’ll need more help to replace millions of lead pipes
An individual holds a lead pipe, a steel pipe and a lead pipe treated with protective ... State officials are urging Congress ...
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Ebenezer repair work completed ahead of time – Lepelle Northern Water
The next shutdown is planned for December 4 and 5 and will involve the replacement of old pipes on the last 7km of the ...
City of Greensboro Water Pipe Letters: How to find out if your pipes need to be replaced
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The City of Greensboro is sending out letters to homes to find out what kind of pipes carry water into ...
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Springfield CU needs to know what your water lines are made of. Here's how to find out
Elizabeth Robertson, CU's director of water treatment and supply, said the utility already has an ... A magnet can be used to ...
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Lubrizol & Polyhose Partner to Make TN a MedTech Hub
She also noted that India would be the third country after the United States and Europe to produce high-quality medical tubing for Lubrizol ... to cater to both local and global customers, enabling ...
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Global firms in deal to set up key manufacturing plants at Spark
Three global groups - MAN Industries and Thermocables (both from India) and Hong Kong-based Dalipal Holdings have signed ...
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Get the lead out: Many Stark County water customers may need to replace their lines
Thousands of Stark County water customers are receiving letters about the lead status of their water pipes. Here's what to ...
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Lead pipe notices don't necessarily mean you'll need to replace those lines
A new federal rule required Municipal Light & Water to send warning letters to those homes, but “many of those (lead) lines have been replaced,” said Water Superintendent Chris Holley.