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DECISION LOOMS ON LIMITS OF FOREVER CHEMICALS

  • On Monday, the EPA announced it will set an agency lead for PFAS, impose wastewater limits, and assess immediate threats to drinking water.
  • The EPA must soon inform a federal court whether to uphold or revise the 2024 PFAS drinking water standards, with weakening complicated by law.
  • The American Water Works Association filed a court challenge citing heavy compliance costs, especially for small utilities struggling with infrastructure.
  • The EPA’s rule requires water utilities to meet PFAS limits of 4 parts per trillion by 2029, with annual compliance costs estimated at $1.5 billion and nearly 12% utilities exceeding limits.
  • The pending legal and regulatory decisions will significantly impact community health and finances, with warnings against loosening rules causing confusion and emphasizing careful federal guidance.
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FDA Law Blog broke the news in on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
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