PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island will receive $28.65 million for lead pipe replacement projects across the state, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced Thursday. The federal funding is part of $3 billion the agency is spending across the country to help states and territories across the U.S. replace lead water pipes. “Replacing aging lead pipes is
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