Por: Ars Technica Science March 15, 2023
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Mar 15, 2023 12:14 pm UTC / The EPA headquarters in Washington, DC. Share this story On Tuesday, the that it had started the process that will see drinking water regulations place severe limits on the levels of several members of the PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances) chemical family. PFAS are widely used but have been associated with a wide range of health... + full article
CNBC USA Health March 14, 2023
The Environmental Protection Agency headquarters is seen in Washington, D.C., U.S., January 19, 2020.Lucy Nicholson ReutersThe Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday on so-called forever chemicals in drinking water after discovering the compounds are more dangerous than... + más
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ABC News USA Health March 14, 2023
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed its first-ever rule to reduce the prevalence of PFAS chemicals in drinking water Tuesday, taking the first step to require cities to test for the so-called forever chemicals.Today, I am thrilled to announce that EPA is taking yet... + más
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CBS News USA Politics March 14, 2023
The Biden administration is proposing the first-ever national standard for six forever chemicals in drinking water, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday. Per- and polyfluorinated substances are a group of compounds knowns as PFAS found in multiple water... + más
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ABC7 USA World March 14, 2023
and furniture to industrial uses like and manufacturing. They're often nicknamed forever chemicals because they can stay in the environment or in the human body for a long time once they're introduced.The proposed EPA rule will regulate two of the oldest these... + más
The Advocate USA Business March 06, 2023
The says the state is violating federal law by allowing manufacturers to release toxic air pollutants in amounts greater than their permits specify during plant startups, shutdowns and malfunctions, including those resulting from hurricanes, tropical storms or accidents.EPA... + más
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10 WBNS USA Nation March 03, 2023
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A month after a toxic train derailed in East Palestine, the EPA says it will now require Norfolk Southern to test for dioxins – a problematic pollutant that is created when vinyl chloride combusts. The – which was carrying hazardous chemicals like vinyl... + más
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Politico USA Politics March 03, 2023
EPA on Thursday ordered Norfolk Southern to begin testing for dioxins, a family of toxic chemicals that cause cancer and various other ailments, at the site of the East Palestine, Ohio, train crash. The order followed weeks of complaints by local residents that EPA wasn’t... + más
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