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Office of Inspector General

Informe: Agua potable - la EPA necesita adoptar medidas adicionales para garantizar que los pequeños sistemas de agua comunitarios señalados como graves infractores logren cumplir con las normas

Informe #16-P-0108, 22 de marzo de 2016 (puesto a disposición en español: 13 de abril de 2016)

Hallazgos

La EPA puede proteger mejor al público del agua potable contaminada, lo que incluye a casi 200,000 personas en Puerto Rico que todavía carecen de agua potable segura.

Informe y Podcast y Actualizaciones en Inglés

Materiales de Informe

Podcast en español Download audio Download transcript (17.76 KB)

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Panorama (PDF)(1 pg, 97 K)
Informe Completo (PDF)(44 pp, 894 K)

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