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New EPA Survey Highlights Wastewater Infrastructure Needs to Protect Waterbodies in Communities Across the Country


 

Yesterday, May 13, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency transmitted a report to Congress outlining clean water infrastructure investments—including wastewater and stormwater system upgrades—that are needed over the next 20 years.


Through the Clean Watersheds Needs Survey, states and U.S. territories report on future capital costs or investment needs to maintain and modernize publicly owned wastewater treatment works, stormwater infrastructure, nonpoint source control, and decentralized wastewater treatment systems like septic tanks. These investments are essential to supporting the Clean Water Act¡¯s goal that our nation¡¯s waters are fishable and swimmable.


 The 2022 survey represents the most recent comprehensive and robust report on wastewater, stormwater, and other clean water infrastructure needs in the U.S., and shows that at least $630 billion will be needed over the next 20 years to protect our nation¡¯s waterbodies. 


¡°Protecting our nations waterways is vital for healthy communities. They provide sources of drinking water, support farming, power economic opportunity and transport and allow for recreation and fishing,¡± said Acting Assistant Administrator for Water Bruno Pigott. ¡°This survey is an important estimate of needs that is based on information collected from the communities themselves. President Biden has secured the largest investments in history for water infrastructure, putting America in a strong position to help local systems protect our nation¡¯s water quality.¡±


EPA has many federal funding resources available for communities and utilities to improve vital drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. President Biden¡¯s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides a historic $50 billion investment in upgrading critical water infrastructure – with almost $13 billion going to wastewater and stormwater management. EPA¡¯s Clean Water State Revolving fund has supported over $160 billion in infrastructure since its inception in 1987, and EPA¡¯s Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) program has issued over $43 billion in financing for water infrastructure projects since 2018.


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