Feds require PFAS testing in public water supplies

Eldridge testing showed levels lower than EPA's new maximum

Posted 4/24/24

Eldridge and all Iowa public and private utilities will launch water testing for PFAS forever chemicals following a new federal order setting maximum exposure levels.

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Feds require PFAS testing in public water supplies

Eldridge testing showed levels lower than EPA's new maximum

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