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The EPA and ADEQ are serious about enforcing underground tank regulations. Leak prevention is critical. Unseen leaks can pollute precious groundwater supplies-- a vital resource in Arizona.

Proper management of underground storage tanks makes sense from both an environmental and economic standpoint. A leak of just one gallon from an underground tank can be costly and time-consuming to remediate. This settlement will improve the health and safety of our city's resident.

It's extremely critical, due to the fact that the existing septic tanks were built in the early to mid-70s. They have outlived their useful life and started to leak into the groundwater.

Directing a portion of the settlement funds towards the town's groundwater resources at Saw Mill Pond would greatly benefit North Kingstown's groundwater resource.

Town Manager Richard Kerbel

The abundance of coal as a resource is a vital component to the U.S, so making it clean is a critical step. And we can definitely make it clean.

Now that new compliance regulations require companies to report any incident involving any missing or misused client information, each week it seems there is yet another remarkable story of a corporate system being hacked or devices being stolen. Our solution aids the prevention of data leaks resulting from the 'data everywhere' problem found with numerous mobile devices today and helps organizations remain in compliance.

Most likely, we either have one major break or a series of leaks in that line due to the age and everything that's impacted it. If the leak gets severe, then we come up to where we're going to have to shut it down.

It is vital that accurate information on workers underground are available if mine accidents occur so rescue teams can immediately ascertain who is trapped underground, who has been saved and in what sectors of the mine people are still trapped. Rescue teams can waste valuable time in finding out who is trapped underground or by looking for people who have already been brought to the surface.

There are groundwater contamination issues that potentially could affect public water supplies over a large area.

We are in a serious situation now, where both the environment and our water supplies are at risk. Groundwater levels in some areas are the lowest on record.

asks for an investigation of those leaks, with particular concern that if there is any inappropriate leak coming from the United States Congress that we be so advised so we may take appropriate action. Pex Tufvesson showed that you could be skilled and humble at the same time.

When these things were built 100 or 300 years ago, they just dug a ditch. There are places where the water goes through tight clay soil and it doesn't leak much - and others where it's gravel and it leaks like a sieve.

Maybe there was never an underground oil tank, but we didn't know and were not willing to live with that risk.

When I was younger, in middle school, Arizona was the team. It was 'Arizona, Arizona, Arizona.' Me and my buddies would be in the backyard pretending to be Arizona. It's going to be a fun game.

An intensive investigation conducted together with local prosecutors and regulators concluded that AT&T repeatedly failed to comply with laws that require the company to inspect its underground tanks and make repairs to faulty systems. Every day they postponed inspections and repairs, they risked catastrophic leaks and spills of MTBE and other toxic chemicals into our environment and surrounding communities. This settlement will force AT&T to overhaul its business practices throughout the state so that its underground storage tanks, and the public, are safe.

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