The low-cost WIFIA loans are available to support public water treatment, transmission and distribution, source, storage and other projects.

More than $421 million from the EPA will fund 21 projects across four states aimed at reducing pollution and combating climate change.

New contaminant levels for two key PFAS chemicals, each 4 parts per trillion, are near the current U.S. practical detection limit, industry expert tells ENR, but EPA says more federal funding and added compliance time would boost fixes by drinking water systems.

Total includes $3.2 billion for drinking water state revolving funds and $2.6 billion for clean water SRFs.

Case focuses on stormwater runoff at solar energy project sites in three states.

The funding is EPA's largest recycling investment in 30 years, a top official says.

Water systems, and their design and construction experts, boost efforts to eliminate contamination from ubiquitous 'forever’ chemicals, a key component of widely used firefighting foam runoff—as federal rules, technologies and costs catch up.

Advocates describe fund as a "climate bank."

The city's federally named water manager said funding would address major water system leaks and boost pumping capacity.

Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund advances with potential grants for thousands of projects, including half set for low-income and disadvantaged areas, but House GOP has already signaled intent to repeal it.