“EPA yesterday unveiled a nonenforceable strategy for addressing contamination from so-called forever chemicals in wastewater — a proposal that is drawing everything from harsh criticism to cautious optimism.
Kyla Bennett, a director with Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, noted that EPA methods only support the detection of 29 PFAS in drinking water even though the family contains thousands of chemicals. She also said private labs are moving much faster than the federal government.”
