EPA to formally regulate PFAS in drinking water for the first time • Oregon Capital Chronicle
The Environmental Protection Agency has established the first-ever federal regulations for six types of toxic PFAS in drinking water.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has established the first-ever federal regulations for six types of toxic PFAS in drinking water.
New regulations announced Wednesday will require every U.S. water utility to begin routinely testing for several of the chemicals.
New regulations announced Wednesday will require every U.S. water utility to begin routinely testing for several of the chemicals.
New regulations announced Wednesday will require every U.S. water utility to begin routinely testing for several of the chemicals.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency set its first-ever limits on PFAS, called “forever chemicals,” in drinking water.