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New York launches PFAS water protections, aligning with federal rules and requiring public water systems to comply by 2029.
New York State has launched new resources to address PFAS contamination in drinking water, aligning with updated federal EPA standards.
The DEC introduced a public webpage with data, graphics, and guidance, while releasing draft rules to increase PFAS testing in biosolids and wastewater.
These actions, part of a long-term strategy, aim to track contamination sources and protect public health.
The state’s Department of Health issued new public guidance on exposure limits, with public water systems required to meet federal standards by 2029.
Residents should continue drinking tap water unless advised otherwise.
The DEC is also seeking public input on proposed biosolids regulations, with comments due by January 9, 2026.
Nueva York lanza las protecciones de agua PFAS, alineándose con las reglas federales y requiriendo que los sistemas públicos de agua cumplan para 2029.