The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed rule changes regarding limits on PFAS contaminants.
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Updated Jun 30
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed rule changes regarding limits on PFAS contaminants.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- PFAS contamination issues are affecting both Columbia Falls and Kalispell, with the EPA setting maximum contaminant levels.Sub-event
- SPAN advocates for science-based policy against broad PFAS categorization.Sub-event
EPA sets standards for emerging contaminants like PFAS, highlighting the need for massive capital investment in aging drinking water infrastructure.1 source
Industry opposes EPA's designation of PFAS as hazardous waste under CERCLA.1 source
EPA proposes new limits for PFAS contaminants.1 source
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Lee Zeldin
American politician (born 1980)