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Trump EPA rolls back protections from toxic forever chemicals in drinking water
In a move environmental advocates have denounced as a betrayal of public health, the Trump administration announced plans this week to roll back drinking water limits on four toxic “forever chemicals,” weakening a key component of the Biden-era regulatory framework meant to limit exposure to substances linked to cancer and other serious illnesses.
U.S. EPA Announces Nine-Month Delay for PFAS Reporting Period Under the Toxic Substances Control Act
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) has issued an interim final rule that delays the reporting ...
The EPA's announcement this week that it will rescind and reexamine four expected PFAS rules follows a state Environmental Management Commission committee's opaque decision stalling proposed surface ...
Environmental groups say weakening regulations that fight forever chemicals will harm the health of millions of Americans ...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) has announced it will again be extending the data submission period for the Toxic ...
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