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Closing US Drinking Water Quality Gaps: The Role of Comprehensive Assessment

Pierce, Gregory / Harrison, Grace / Schlichting, Lena / Landes, Laura

Community water systems (CWSs) underpin the US water supply network; the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) made historic investments to improve CWS regulatory compliance.

Recognizing the need for a nationwide assessment of regulatory compliance to inform BIL funding priorities, two policy organization partners released a “Roadmap” report.

The Roadmap projects the needs of such a local system assessment at a national scale and offers solutions; its layered, feasible, and effective recommendations support equitable water access.

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Closing US Drinking Water Quality Gaps: The Role of Comprehensive Assessment

Pierce, Gregory / Harrison, Grace / Schlichting, Lena / Landes, Laura

Abstract

Community water systems (CWSs) underpin the US water supply network; the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) made historic investments to improve CWS regulatory compliance.

Recognizing the need for a nationwide assessment of regulatory compliance to inform BIL funding priorities, two policy organization partners released a “Roadmap” report.

The Roadmap projects the needs of such a local system assessment at a national scale and offers solutions; its layered, feasible, and effective recommendations support equitable water access.

Closing US Drinking Water Quality Gaps: The Role of Comprehensive Assessment

Pierce, Gregory / Harrison, Grace / Schlichting, Lena / Landes, Laura

Abstract

Community water systems (CWSs) underpin the US water supply network; the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) made historic investments to improve CWS regulatory compliance.

Recognizing the need for a nationwide assessment of regulatory compliance to inform BIL funding priorities, two policy organization partners released a “Roadmap” report.

The Roadmap projects the needs of such a local system assessment at a national scale and offers solutions; its layered, feasible, and effective recommendations support equitable water access.