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Dept of Natural Resources: New PFAS and manganese grant program for small public water systems to open in January 2024

Dept of Natural Resources: New PFAS and manganese grant program for small public water systems to open in January 2024
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Annual drinking water report highlights investment, plans for addressing water contamination

By Ho9pe Kirwan | Wisconsin Public Radio An annual report from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources shows almost all public drinking water

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Report Highlights Plan to Address Drinking Water Contaminants

99% of public drinking water systems met standards in 2022, but PFAS, lead remain problematic.

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PFAS: New standards and Oshkosh

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed new standards in the regulation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a group of human-made chemicals used in industry and consumer products since the 1940s. Though the standards would drastically alter Wisconsin’s current PFAS laws, they should have little impact on Oshkosh given the low PFAS levels in.

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Federal PFAS rules could override state s

A new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposal issued Tuesday would tighten limits on toxic “forever chemicals” in Wisconsin’s drinking water.

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