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Mayor Ed Gainey’s transition team thinks the Pennsylvania American Water company needs to be more transparent about how it’s replacing lead pipes. The private company just started its replacement program last month.
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PWSA says thanks to a new water treatment, lead testing levels are the lowest they’ve been in 20 years. The agency also will continue to reimburse some residents if they choose to hire their own plumber to do the work.
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On today's program: PWSA and elected officials announced the lead levels in water are now in compliance with EPA and DEP requirements; on the 30th…
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A group of Pennsylvania lawmakers and environmental advocates are trying to lower the lead levels in schools.The problem extends beyond the commonwealth.…
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A western Pennsylvania school district is scrapping water wells and opting for city-treated water so it can reopen an elementary school shuttered after…
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The fight between the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority and the company that managed its operations for three-and-a-half years has entered a new and…
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Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner said she will investigate the county health department’s methodology for determining the cause of elevated lead…
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More than 100 people gathered Tuesday evening at a town hall called “Not Another Flint” to discuss the water challenges confronting Pittsburgh.“It isn’t…