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Two groups of water customers in Connecticut are seeking class action certification in lawsuits against both Aquarion Water Company and the Connecticut Water Company over claims the suppliers knowingly sold water containing dangerous levels of PFAS chemicals.
Daniel Meaney, from Connecticut Water, sat down with News 8's Ken Houston to discuss water conservation kits, how they work, and how much can you save by conserving water.
Public water utilities throughout Connecticut may soon be required to install millions of dollars in new treatment technology to help remove “forever chemicals” from the tap water that tens of thousands of people drink every day. Those upgrades will be necessary to comply with a new federal regulation that seeks to limit people’s exposure to the chemicals, known as perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances — PFAS for short.
The ‘forever chemicals’ have already been found in water supplies across Connecticut, and a new federal regulation could establish an enforceable limit.
Public water utilities throughout Connecticut may soon be required to install millions of dollars in new treatment technology to help remove “orever chemicals.