Safe Drinking Water Act – Federal Rules

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• Title 40
  Protection of Environment
  • Chapter I
    Environmental Protection Agency
    • Subchapter D
      Water Programs
      • Part 141
        National Primary Drinking Water Regulations
      • Part 142
        National Primary Drinking Water Regulations Implementation
      • Part 143 Other Safe Drinking Water Act Regulations
        • Subpart A National Secondary Drinking Water Regulations
          • § 143.1 Purpose.
          • § 143.2 Definitions.
            § 143.3 Secondary maximum contaminant levels.
          • § 143.4 Monitoring
        • Subpart B
          Use of Lead Free Pipes, Fittings, Fixtures, Solder, and Flux for Drinking Water
          • § 143.10
            Applicability and scope.
          • § 143.11 Definitions.
          • § 143.12 Definition of lead free and calculation methodology.
          • § 143.13 Use prohibitions.
          • § 143.14 State enforcement of use prohibitions.
          • § 143.15 Introduction into commerce prohibitions.
          • § 143.16 Exemptions.
          • § 143.18 Required labeling of solder and flux that is not lead free.
          • § 143.19 Required certification of products.
          • § 143.20 Compliance provisions.