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On March 21, 2026, groups urged the EPA to strengthen or delay perchlorate drinking water rules, citing health risks, costs, and science gaps.
On March 21, 2026, multiple groups submitted public comments to the EPA on proposed regulations for perchlorate in drinking water.
While the Water Quality Association, New Jersey, and Washington state supported stricter federal standards to protect public health, especially for vulnerable populations, the U.S. Small Business Administration, Northern Kentucky Water District, and Rural Community Assistance Partnership urged caution, citing concerns over costs, compliance burdens, and feasibility for small utilities.
The Chlorine Institute and Dow Chemical called for more scientific review and balanced regulation, while the Natural Resources Defense Council and Waterkeeper Alliance criticized the proposed limits as insufficient and warned against emergency pesticide exemptions.
The EPA is reviewing input ahead of finalizing the rule.
El 21 de marzo de 2026, los grupos instaron a la EPA a fortalecer o retrasar las reglas sobre el agua potable con perclorato, citando riesgos para la salud, costos y brechas científicas.