It’s kind of hidden at the end of the article, but if these numbers were considered fine in 2020, it’s a bit backwards to blame them for keeping to the original limit now that someone adjusted the numbers.
Even if they don’t release any more PFAS than acceptable under the new standards that won’t clear up the earlier pollution.
And I sorta agree that making people attentive to the fact their water is now at dangerous levels due to a fuckup by whoever set the 2020 levels is not the factories’ responsibility.
Even if they don’t release any more PFAS than acceptable under the new standards that won’t clear up the earlier pollution.
And I sorta agree that making people attentive to the fact their water is now at dangerous levels due to a fuckup by whoever set the 2020 levels is not the factories’ responsibility.