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EPA ECHO Now AvailableFriday, April 10, 2015 - by Water2Drink![]() You may have read previous blog posts by Water2Drink about
the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), the importance of water quality education,
and reading your local water report. We like to bring our customers the latest
in water news and provide resources for you to monitor and advocate for locally
provided clean water. The Environmental Protection Agency has a new user friendly
website that presents enforcement data about SDWA drinking water violations.
This service, called ECHO (Enforcement and Compliance History Online) “contains
interactive charts and graphs that provide information regarding the compliance
of public water systems with federal drinking water regulations, as well as
enforcement actions,” according to the EPA press release dated 4/7/2015.
While the information provided by EPA’s ECHO drinking water dashboard
is an overview of the regulatory activities of #EPA by states, tribes, and
territories, it does provide the opportunity to “View More” additional charts
and data by using the menus at the top of each section. Users can also access
and download detailed data from each chart. Additionally, the dashboard
provides information not only on public drinking water systems, but also provides
data on “Air,” Hazardous Waste,” and “Water” as well. |
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