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A committee of the prestigious National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine this week recommended that the blood of perhaps...
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Congress is fully funding EPA's implementation of its PFAS Road Map but insisting on knowing when EPA will get to its PFAS destinations
Lara Beaven of Inside EPA reports that the House Appropriations Committee intends to give EPA every dollar it has requested to...
Will EPA's detour from its PFAS road map cause confusion or worse?
Today we learned EPA is deviating from its less than one year old PFAS road map by issuing new health advisory levels for certain PFAS...
We shouldn't be surprised the Massachusetts AG is doing to PFAS manufacturers what a prior AG did to tobacco manufacturers but it's still notable!
In the mid-1990s the Massachusetts Attorney General, Scott Harshbarger, made national news by suing tobacco manufacturers for, among...
EPA's OLEM may not be looking to apply CERCLA to everyone's PFAS releases once they're Hazardous Substances but how much does that matter?
Inside EPA reports that EPA has been looking at "techniques and procedures" to apply CERCLA, also known as the Superfund...
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