The EPA announced that water utilities will have until 2031 to comply with the new regulations on PFAS chemicals in drinking water, extending the previously set 2029 deadline. While reviews of allowable levels are being conducted, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin emphasized that this process might result in stricter limits rather than weaker ones. Environmental advocates expressed skepticism regarding the motives and efficacy of this delay, fearing that it may not enhance protections against harmful PFAS chemicals linked to serious health risks.
The compliance deadline for water utilities to reduce PFAS chemicals in drinking water has been extended to 2031, with a reconsideration of previous limits.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin insists that although limits are being reviewed, they may ultimately lead to stricter regulations on PFAS contaminants.
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