Many industry and water officials argue plastic pipes pose no health risks, while some advocacy groups are
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Many industry and water officials argue plastic pipes pose no health risks, while some advocacy groups are
By Sandee LaMotte, CNN
Story by Frida Garza
Post courtesy of the Town of Greenport Water & Wastewater Department.
By BRITTANY PETERSON
In total this year, at least 16 states adopted 22 PFAS-related measures.
is a not-for-profit organization organized in 1979 with the goal of promoting the development, improvement, and sound operation of rural drinking water and wastewater systems throughout New York State. Consistent with our desire to protect the integrity of rural water resources, New York Rural Water Association recently expanded its scope to offer training, technical, and administrative assistance to rural communities and systems in need of capacity development.