time in a bottle: river widening dredges up antique bottles

The Minnesota Department of Health estimates there are about 100,000 water service lines in the state leaching lead into the drinking water flowing through them. Eligible groups for receiving grants include community water systems, municipalities, suppliers of other residential drinking water systems, and anyone eligible for grants or loans under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. The legislation provides $240 million to establish a grant program for replacing lead service lines. Paul Regional Water Services, where legislators as well as labor and environmental leaders had the chance to see the utility’s treatment facilities and processes. Scandia draws on its roots with Reconstruction of Water Tower Barnĭrinking water professionals and others look on as Governor Tim Walz signs a bill to fund the removal and replacement of lead pipes in Minnesota.Alycia Overbo heads new unit and other MDH people news.Dewatering added to long history of Moorhead water treatment.Funding for lead service line replacements and other resources.Governor Walz signs important documents.

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Time in a bottle: river widening dredges up antique bottles