Toxic 'forever chemicals' force Mass. towns to face 'true cost of water'

Massachusetts' limit on PFAS in drinking water is one of the strictest in the country. Removing the chemicals from drinking water can cost millions, and so far, communities have footed most of the bills. With new regulations expected this year, the costs may get much higher.

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