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Trump Administration Aims to Roll Back Limits on Toxic “Forever Chemicals” in Drinking Water
The Trump administration on Wednesday announced plans to rescind and postpone rules limiting “forever chemicals” in drinking water that were enacted under the Biden administration and designed to prevent millions of people from exposure to these persistent and dangerous contaminants.
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The rollback could affect people living near contaminated sites and could be viewed as a legally dubious “backslide.” ...
The Trump administration has announced plans to weaken drinking water limits for toxic “forever chemicals ... required to filter out those chemicals by 2031. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin ...
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