EPA is taking comments on a new national drinking-water contaminant monitoring plan
The agency’s UCMR 6 proposal would require many public water systems to test for PFAS-related compounds, pesticide metabolites, and other unregulated contaminants before future federal limit decisions. (sources: federalregister.gov, apnews.com)
The EPA has indicated that the Make America Healthy Again agenda is now considered an ongoing effort rather than a single report. This shift has led to disappointment among activists who were expecting a comprehensive plan.
- The EPA has not released the promised Make America Healthy Again agenda.
- The agency now describes the initiative as an ongoing effort.
- Activists are expressing frustration over the lack of a clear plan.
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The delay in the agenda's release may impact public health initiatives and environmental policies.
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