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EPA Report Says Lack of Finances, Staff Results in Violations at Smaller Systems

机译：EPA报告称财务不足，员工对小型系统的违规结果

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Violations of monitoring and reporting requirements in federal drinking water regulations are most common at small community water systems that serve 500 or fewer people, owing to a lack of technical, managerial, and financial resources, according to an Environmental Protection Agency report. The report posted by EPA in late August found that groundwater systems that mostly serve 500 or fewer people were responsible for 65.5 percent of all monitoring and reporting violations compared with 5.8 percent recorded by systems serving more than 10,000 people. EPA attributed the greater number of violations among smaller systems to a lack of revenue and trained staff and aging infrastructure.
机译：根据环境保护署的报告，由于缺乏技术，管理和财务资源，违反联邦饮用水条例中的监测和报告要求的现象在服务于500人或更少人的小型社区供水系统中最为常见。 EPA在8月底发布的报告发现，主要为500人或更少的人使用的地下水系统占所有监测和报告违规行为的65.5％，而为10,000多人服务的系统所记录的为5.8％。 EPA将小型系统中更多的违规事件归因于缺乏收入，训练有素的员工和陈旧的基础架构。

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