On March 14, U.S. EPA held a press conference in Wilmington, North Carolina to announce the Maximum Contaminant Levels and Maximum Contaminant Level goals for six PFAS, including the two most prolific ones, PFOA and PFOS. Endeavor Water Group Editor Jeremy Wolfe shares the details of this press conference as well as responses from industry experts and organizations following the announcement.
Show Notes
- EPA proposes MCLS for six PFAS in drinking water
- Organizations have mixed responses to EPA’s proposed PFAS MCLs
Timestamps
- Episode summary | 0:10
- The six regulated PFAS | 1:28
- PFOA and PFOS MCL limits | 1:43
- The PFAS hazard index | 1:55
- Industry responds o PFAS MCLs | 3:46
- Cost challenges | 4:21
- Start Admin Regan audiogram | 4:56
- EPA to hold polluters accountable | 5:38
- Stresses on workforce and supply chains | 6:12
- Criticism of hazard index | 6:47
- Housekeeping | 7:32
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