The EPA is proposing the first-ever national standard to protect communities from PFAS in drinking water.
In the battle to keep our drinking water clean and safe, the Environmental Protection Agency recently announced important new changes relating to PFAS, or “forever chemicals.”sounded the alarm on these chemical dangers years ago and now has more about what the new rules mean for you.in drinking water.
PFAS are often added to products to make them waterproof, stain-resistant, or nonstick. They essentially never break down naturally.
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