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The EPA recently detected dangerous “forever chemicals” in water systems 46 million Americans. That’s right: Roughly one in four public drinking water systems are at or above the Environmental Protection Agency’s minimum reporting levels this year in concentrations.
To make matters worse, there are no current enforceable national drinking water standards for PFAS in states that are experiencing multiple contaminants.
Americans deserve the right to clean drinking water, especially in their own homes.
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The EPA recently detected dangerous “forever chemicals” in water systems 46 million Americans. That’s right: Roughly one in four public drinking water systems are at or above the Environmental Protection Agency’s minimum reporting levels this year in concentrations.
To make matters worse, there are no current enforceable national drinking water standards for PFAS in states that are experiencing multiple contaminants.
Americans deserve the right to clean drinking water, especially in their own homes.
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