The Environmental Protection Agency will start using a new method of testing for additional PFAS in drinking water, it announced Thursday in a press release.
“EPA’s important scientific advancement makes it possible for both government and private laboratories to effectively measure more PFAS chemicals in drinking water than ever before,” EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said.
EPA can now test for 29 different chemicals in water, it said.
Army photo from Fort Bragg, N.C., by Spc. Alleea Oliver
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