; findings. Title I—Regulating Dangerous Drinking Water Contaminants Sec. 101. Enabling EPA to set standards for new drinking water contaminants. Sec. 102. Deadlines for regulations on known dangerous contaminants. Title II—Reducing Lead in Drinking Water Sec. 201. Reducing lead in drinking water. Sec. 202. Drinking water fountain replacement for schools. Sec. 203. Aligning definitions of lead free. Sec. 204. Guidance for schools regarding lead in drinking water. Sec. 205. School lead pipe replacement program. Sec. 206. School remedial action program. Title III—Climate Resiliency, Security, and Source Water Protection Sec. 301. Climate resiliency, security, and source water protection planning. Sec. 302. Regulation of hydraulic fracturing. Sec. 303. Risks of drought to drinking water. Title IV—AQUA Act Sec. 401. Short title. Sec. 402. Prevailing wages. Sec. 403. Use of funds. Sec. 404. Requirements for use of American materials. Sec. 405. Data on variances, exemptions, and persistent violations. Sec. 406. Assistance for restructuring. Sec. 407. Priority and weight of applications. Sec. 408. Disadvantaged communities. Sec. 409. Administration of State loan funds. Sec. 410. State revolving loan funds for American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. Sec. 411. Authorization of appropriations. Sec. 412. Affordability of new standards. Sec. 413. Focus on lifecycle costs. Sec. 414. Best practices for administration of State revolving loan fund programs. Title V—Increasing Compliance and Community Right to Know Sec. 501. Streamlining reporting and enforcement. Sec. 502. Consolidation. Sec. 503. Water violations inventory. Sec. 504. Improved consumer confidence reports. Title VI—Studies and Technology Sec. 601. Real-time monitoring technology research grants. Sec. 602. Presence of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in sources of drinking water. Sec. 603. Water loss and leak control technology. (c) Findings The Congress finds the following: (1) The Safe Drinking Water Act has not been