Drinking Water Is Limited / DRINKING WATER / Other Agencies Are Taking Steps / WASA / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Product Issues / /
IndustryTerm
help utilities / local media / water utilities / public water systems / water systems / federal law protecting public water supplies / Large water systems / /
Organization
EPA’s office of Water / District Water and Sewer Authority / Dept of Health / Subcommittee on Environment and Hazardous Materials / House of Representatives / U.S. government / Committee on Energy and Commerce / Subcommittee on Environment and Hazardous Materials Committee on Energy / office of Research and Development / Committee on Energy and Commerce House of Representatives Dear / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Massachusetts Water Resources Authority / United States Government Accountability Office Washington / United States Army / District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority / Department of Health / Environmental Protection Agency / /
GAO[removed]District of Columbia's Drinking Water: Agencies Have Improved Coordination, but Key Challenges Remain in Protecting the Public from Elevated Lead Levels