National PFAS Conference Discusses EPA Rollback on Drinking Water Limits
June 9, 2026
The EPA plans to roll back PFAS limits in drinking water, sparking concern at the National PFAS Conference in Arizona.
The EPA plans to roll back PFAS limits in drinking water, sparking concern at the National PFAS Conference in Arizona.
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