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Livingston Plans Water Upgrades; Feds Lower Forever Chemical Limits

Livingston Plans Water Upgrades; Feds Lower 'Forever Chemical' Limits - Livingston, NJ - The EPA has announced strict, new limits for PFAS chemicals in drinking water. Livingston is already working on upgrades, officials say.

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Water providers, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Delaware, deal with EPA PFAS regulations

Drinking water providers are seeking funding to cover the costs of eliminating toxic PFAS chemicals from its water supplies.

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Guest Oped: Trenton Water Works continues its substantial progress

Guest Oped: Trenton Water Works continues its substantial progress

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Trenton Water Works to replace 63K meters with smart meters

Trenton Water Works to replace 63K meters with smart meters

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Willingboro NJ upgrading treatment plant to remove PFOA in water

Willingboro MUA begins $7 million project at closed water treatment plant so it can remove water contaminant PFOS, a chemical found in many products.

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