HR 8027
To establish a grant program for advanced wastewater treatment projects, and for other purposes
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Timeline
- Mar 19Referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Summary
**What it does:** This bill would create a federal grant program to fund advanced wastewater treatment projects across the country. **Who it affects:** - Local water utilities and municipal wastewater treatment facilities - Communities served by these facilities (potentially millions of residents) - Taxpayers who would fund the grants through federal spending **What would change:** Communities could apply for federal grants to upgrade their wastewater treatment systems with newer, more advanced technology. This could lead to: - Cleaner water being discharged into rivers, lakes, and oceans - Better removal of pollutants, chemicals, and contaminants from wastewater - Improved public health and environmental protection - Reduced financial burden on local communities for expensive treatment upgrades The bill is currently under review in congressional committee, so it has not yet been voted on or become law. If passed, it would provide federal funding for wastewater infrastructure improvements that many communities struggle to afford on their own.
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