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The EPHI Newsroom provides official updates on mission critical work and on progress toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. These updates reach readers in more than 150 countries, reflecting a shared global commitment to advancing safe and climate resilient drinking water systems.



  • AWWA Lists EPHI’s LSLRCC: Lead Service Line Replacement Tool

    American Water Works Association (AWWA) features EPHI’s Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator (LSLRCC), developed by former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, for equity-focused lead service line replacement planning.

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  • LCRI Tool for Disadvantaged Communities | UN Water Action Hub

    The LCRI Tool for Disadvantaged Communities, a free multilingual calculator by EPHI, is featured on the UN Water Action Hub, advancing safe drinking water equity worldwide.

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  • EPA-Aligned LSLR Tool for LCRI & DWSRF | APA Washington

    APA Washington features the free EPA-aligned Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator (LSLRCC), recognized by UNEP, EDF, and Duke CTSI, as the national go-to tool for LCRI compliance and SRF funding.

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  • Lead Service Line Replacement Funding & Compliance Tool | Duke CTSI

    Free, multilingual Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator (LSLRCC), created by former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator, featured by Duke CTSI. Over $3B estimated project costs supported.

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  • Environmental Justice Lead Service Line Replacement Tool | WPP

    Discover the Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator (LSLRCC), a free, multilingual equity-focused tool now listed in the Water Program Portal. Supporting EPA compliance, Tribal empowerment, and transparent lead service line replacement planning nationwide.

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  • UNICEF-Aligned SDWA & LCRI Compliance Tool Listed on UNEP Platform

    The LSLRCC, a free multilingual modeling tool supporting EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Improvements, is now listed on a UN-backed sustainability platform. Designed to advance Safe Drinking Water Act compliance and align with UNICEF’s lead prevention goals, the tool empowers communities to plan equitable, long-term water infrastructure investments.

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