New legislation would allow DEQ to regulate some types of PFAS in drinking water
Story Date: 5/31/2022

 

Source: Lisa Sorg, NC POLICY WATCH, 5/27/22


After five years without meaningful legislation on PFAS contamination, North Carolina could adopt its own threshold for the toxic compounds in drinking water, under a new bill introduced in the General Assembly yesterday. House Bill 1095 would authorize the state’s Environmental Management Commission to adopt a maximum contaminant level for one or more per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances compounds.

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