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As EPA moves forward with plans to regulate two “forever chemicals,” it must first answer some basic questions that could […]
EPA plans to regulate "forever chemicals" in drinking water supplies. | Miss Shari/Flickr
As EPA moves forward with plans to regulate two “forever chemicals,” it must first answer some basic questions that could significantly shape the process. Among them: Who is in most need of protection? Fill out the form to read the full article.
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