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Feds: Sioux City one of a dozen Iowa water suppliers need to fix 'forever chemical' contamination - Vimarsana News

Feds: Sioux City one of a dozen Iowa water suppliers need to fix 'forever chemical' contamination

Iowa Capital Dispatch: At least 12 community drinking water supplies in Iowa, including Sioux City, are unacceptably contaminated with enduring chemicals linked to various health ailments, under new restrictions announced

Eating seafood more frequently can increase the risk of exposure to industrial chemicals: Study - Vimarsana News

Eating seafood more frequently can increase the risk of exposure to industrial chemicals: Study

Understanding this risk-benefit trade-off for seafood consumption is important for people making decisions about diet, especially for vulnerable populations suc

Scott County communities among those needing to fix 'forever chemical' levels per new federal rules - Vimarsana News

Scott County communities among those needing to fix 'forever chemical' levels per new federal rules

At least 12 community drinking water supplies in Iowa are unacceptably contaminated with enduring chemicals linked to various health ailments, under new restrictions announced Wednesday by federal regulators.

New federal PFAS drinking water rules hailed for cleanup potential in Alabama - Vimarsana News

New federal PFAS drinking water rules hailed for cleanup potential in Alabama

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today new formal standards for limiting PFAS chemicals in drinking water.

Source: yahoo.com
SC: New EPA regulation could mean cleaner water and higher bills - Vimarsana News

SC: New EPA regulation could mean cleaner water and higher bills

Wednesday, the EPA passed a new regulation that will hold drinking water systems to a higher standard than ever before.

Source: wyff4.com