EPA Slaps Two PFAS Chemicals With Superfund Law Designation
The listing will force PFAS manufacturers and others to pay for cleaning up contamination.
Source: urbanmilwaukee.com
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The listing will force PFAS manufacturers and others to pay for cleaning up contamination.
PFAS is quite prevalent says DNR study, but what comes next?
But all tested systems are meeting the state's less-stringent standard.
Specifics on how the money would be spent to clean up contamination remain to be worked out.
St. Louis’ water has been tested for toxic chemicals by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources over the last decade and found to be safe. But the new EPA rules would set higher standards for what is considered “safe.”