The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently announced a new plan to address the widespread PFAS contamination issue.
This plan, however, lacks specific details and leaves many crucial questions unanswered regarding its implementation and effectiveness.
PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals,' are linked to various health problems and are found in many everyday products, contaminating drinking water sources nationwide.
The EPA's approach involves designating a lead official, creating wastewater guidelines, and collaborating with Congress to hold polluters accountable for the contamination.
