Iowa DNR explains prevalence of PFAS in state's water systems
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
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This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
This is the first time the DNR has tested for the class of chemicals, which come from manufacturing processes and products.
The state created an online map for Iowans to track whether their drinking water has chemicals that persist in the environment indefinitely.
Recent tests revealed that some West Des Moines drinking water has tiny amounts of chemicals that are linked to cancers.