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EPA deserves a high grade for its progress implementing its PFAS road map and so does Congress
As students around the country journey home for Thanksgiving break before final exams, EPA has reported on its progress implementing its...
Saying EPA's implementation of its PFAS road map is going to "increase legal liability" is like saying seat belts will cause more car accidents!
I was surprised to see a former EPA official opining that identifying two of the hundreds of forever chemicals known collectively as PFAS...
The DOJ tells the multi-district PFAS litigation Judge what we all already knew -- naming any PFAS "hazardous substances" is a game changer.
For years almost 2000 plaintiffs have been litigating in Federal Court in South Carolina against dozens of manufacturers and distributors...
Will one PFAS consequence be cities and towns getting out of the water business?
Now that EPA has designated as "hazardous substances" at least two of the hundreds of "forever chemicals" known collectively as PFAS,...
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