EPA releases Baseline Information on Malevolent Acts for Community Water Systems As part of our efforts to assist water systems comply with AWIA, EPA has posted more information on the web, including the “Baseline Information on Malevolent Acts for Community Water Systems”. By using this document, systems can identify and take steps to reduce the […]
READ MORE »Water Resources Committee Overwhelmingly Urges DEP To Move Forward With A Proposal To Set New Toxic Substance Limit For Manganese Due To Health Impacts On July 25, the Water Resources Advisory Committee overwhelmingly urged DEP to move forward with a proposal to set a new toxic substances health water discharge limit for manganese of […]
READ MORE »The attached 3 US EPA flyers discuss various aspects of our drinking water state revolving fund program including free services offered to water suppliers. See the contact information on each flyer: DW SRF PubLR EPA Free Services Flyer 8-20-18 (002) SRF Publication Sustainability Special thanks to: Patti Kay Wisniewski Drinking Water Preparedness and Resiliency Coordinator […]
READ MORE »EPA releases chlorine calibration video I am sharing this announcement with the state primacy agencies, industry groups and water utilities I can reach via email. You can share further with others who may have an interest. EPA Region 3 recently completed a 25 minute training video that demonstrates the calibration verification procedures for measuring chlorine […]
READ MORE »Senate Republicans Pass Pretend Solution To Reducing Nutrient Pollution In Chesapeake Bay Watershed Guaranteeing Taxpayers Fund Higher Cost Practices Source: PA Environmental Digest Blog, 6/27/2019 On June 26, Senate Republicans passed Senate Bill 575 (Yaw-R-Lycoming) establishing a taxpayer funded procurement program for nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment reductions needed to comply with the Chesapeake Bay […]
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