Apr. 16—A $1.2 million project was approved Wednesday to replace a nearly mile-long stretch of waterline in North Huntingdon, including a 75-year-old section of cement pipe that is infused with ...
The asbestos-cement pipes that lie under the former Palma Nova site are safe enough to provide drinking water for a future park, Utility Director Bruce Taylor says. Town officials plan to leave the ...
The San Antonio Water System says it's going to be laser focused on reducing leaks and water main breaks. At a board meeting Tuesday, it outlined a $550 million effort to replace older pipes. That ...
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Every month, Deacon Perry Owens Sr. estimates he spends at least $100 on bottled water. He doesn’t drink the tap water from his Emerald Hills home. “It has a smell to it, a stench ...
FROSTPROOF - A local contractor thinks he may have found a better way to deal with old asbestos concrete pipes. The best part about it, said Sam Killebrew, owner and president of Killebrew Inc.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) in an April 25th Federal Register notice requests comment on an Alternative Work Practice (“AWP”) to: . . . use new technology and work ...
W5: Something in the Water, part one Eric Szeto investigates the aging asbestos cement pipes that pose potential health risks to Canada's drinking water.
SAN ANTONIO - Asbestos-containing pipes remain in widespread use throughout San Antonio, raising health concerns due to asbestos's known link to cancer when inhaled into the lungs. While the safety of ...
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