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EPA Imposes Limit on PFAS in Drinking Water for the First Time

The Biden administration said water utilities across the country have five years to clean up toxic PFAS in drinking water.

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EPA restricts PFAS chemicals in drinking water

Water providers will have a total of five years to test and treat their drinking water for PFAS.

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EPA announces federal rules on PFAS chemicals in drinking water

The new rules will prevent more than four million cancer deaths, thousands of premature deaths and tens of thousands of serious illnesses.

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EPA Awards Research Grants to 21 Student Teams to Develop Innovative Solutions to Environmental and Public Health Challenges

WASHINGTON (Aug. 1, 2023) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $523,796 in funding to 21 student teams for their research and innovative solutions to address environmental and public health challenges as part of the Agency’s People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) Progra

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Nearly half of drinking water in the U S contains toxic PFAS chemicals

The study by U.S. Geological Survey finds PFAS is most prevalent in urban areas, and near airports, industry, and wastewater facilities.

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