US EditionNorth Carolinians condemn EPA’s PFAS regulation delay
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North Carolinians condemn EPA’s PFAS regulation delay
At the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority’s Sweeney Treatment Plant, water flows into deep granular activated carbon filters, which remove PFAS. Then, the water receives ultraviolet disinfection before entering a finished water storage tank. Credit: Will Atwater Reprinted from our longtime collaborator, North Carolina Health News, to complement our ongoing series on federal budget and staff cuts and the dismantling of programs and services affec…
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