What would it cost to replace all the nation's lead water pipes

The American Jobs Plan's $45 billion to replace lead pipes and service lines across the U.S. would be the federal government’s most ambitious effort on this front to date—and research suggests that the public health and economic benefits of doing so are extensive.

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More than 15,000 lead service lines have been replaced

White House unveils plan to replace every lead pipe in the U.S.

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Lead water pipes in US to be removed in 10 years under EPA proposal