The Environmental Protection Agency is finalizing the nation’s first-ever drinking water standards for five forever chemicals or PFAS. The chemicals are present in drinking water systems across North Carolina and studies have linked PFAS to health risks including cancer and developmental problems in children.
Source: WRAL News
First-ever limits set for PFAS in drinking water, head of EPA to discuss new protections Wednesday in Fayetteville
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