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Water System Project Targets 'Forever Chemicals'

  • Waterkeeper Alliance released a report last week confirming widespread PFAS contamination in 98 percent of U.S. waters downstream from wastewater treatment plants.
  • The contamination results from industrial PFAS runoff through wastewater plants lacking technology or federal limits to effectively remove these chemicals.
  • South Dakota State University is establishing an EPA-certified lab to test PFAS in surface water, biosolids, plants, and animal tissues, supported by local water districts.
  • One site showed PFAS levels that spiked to 228.29 ppt, nearly 3,000 percent above the one-ppt health guideline, highlighting the severity of contamination.
  • The report and rising concerns prompt calls for nationwide PFAS regulation as a class and phasing out production, though EPA enforcement and guidance delays complicate responses.
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ecotopical.com broke the news in on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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