"Rising Concerns Over PFAS Contamination in Drinking Water Sources"
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The Navy has reported another spill of PFAS, or "forever chemicals," at the Red Hill fuel storage facility in Hawaii. The EPA has proposed federal limits on PFAS in drinking water, limiting them to the lowest possible level that tests can detect.
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- More than 70 drinking water sources in SC have chemicals above new federal limits The State
- Long Beach water is safe, but EPA's new 'forever chemical' rule could still affect rates - News Long Beach Post
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