Articles from Environmental & Public Health International

Tool supports climate-resilient drinking water infrastructure, public health protection, and achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Federal trademark strengthens long-term accessibility for Tribal and local government lead service line replacement planning

Led by the Former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, the Free, Multilingual Tool Empowers Tribal Communities to Plan Equitable Lead Service Line Replacements

Led by the former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, this free, multilingual tool empowers Tribal, state, and local governments to plan equitable lead service line replacements

Water Conditioning & Purification magazine highlights free tool by former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator for LCRI compliance, drinking water infrastructure planning, and reducing nationwide lead exposure

Developed by Former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, equity-focused water infrastructure tool has modeled $3 billion in user-generated lead service line replacement costs, advancing community health protection

Multilingual Tool Developed by Former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator Empowers Equity-Focused Lead Service Line Replacement

Developed by Former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, the Free Multilingual Tool Strengthens UN-Aligned Efforts for Equitable Water Infrastructure

APA Washington Joins UNEP, EDF, and Duke CTSI in Recognizing EPA-Aligned Planning Tool Developed by Former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator.

Free, multilingual planning tool, created by the former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, has been used to generate over $3 billion in estimated lead service line replacement project costs, advancing equitable water infrastructure planning nationwide

Free, multilingual Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator empowers Tribal, local, and underserved communities to plan and secure funding for equitable water infrastructure upgrades under EPA rules and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Now featured in UNEP and GIZ’s Sustainable Infrastructure Tool Navigator, the LSLRCC empowers communities to eliminate lead service lines, comply with EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Improvements, and secure critical infrastructure funding

Equity-driven LCRI compliance tool joins EPA, CDC, and EDF resources under NCHH’s Safe Drinking Water section to accelerate data-driven LSLR planning

Transforming how communities tackle lead service line replacements with innovative, equity-focused technology recognized by leading environmental organizations.

Empowering communities nationwide with a free, federally aligned water infrastructure tool designed to accelerate equitable lead service line replacements and advance environmental justice across underserved populations.

Created by the former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, this free, multilingual tool helps Tribal and local governments plan equitable lead service line replacements, secure funding, and advance national and global public health and sustainability goals.

Developed by the former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, this free, equity-focused tool empowers communities to accelerate lead service line replacements—and is now welcoming mission-aligned sponsors.

The Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator earns Open Science Framework recognition, providing a formal, citable foundation that supports implementation of Lead and Copper Rule Improvements

Free tool designed to help save billions in drinking water infrastructure costs earns listings in MERLOT and the Civic Tech Field Guide, signaling growing national recognition

Environmental & Public Health International empowers Tribal and local governments to plan and budget for lead service line replacements—unlocking billions in potential drinking water infrastructure savings nationwide

Pending federal protections aim to preserve a powerful tool, shaped by lessons from the Flint Water Crisis, to help local governments replace 9.2 million lead service lines across the United States

Free Multilingual Tool Offers Dynamic Planning and Budgeting Across Multiple Scenarios

Applying Lessons Learned from the Flint Water Crisis to Strengthen Safe Drinking Water Efforts Nationwide