The EPA aims to tackle PFAS across its full lifecycle.
Comments are due June 17.
The bill provides grants for water testing and treatment technology directly to individuals and nonprofits in rural communities.
NGWA commented on Clean Water Act Hazardous Substance Facility Response Plans and Locatable Minerals in National Forests and Grasslands.
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This rule change deals with timing only.
WRAP 2.0 is organized around three high-impact initiatives.
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Comments are due to the EPA by June 5.
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There are approximately 4000 active data centers in the United States with roughly 3000 more planned or under construction.
Nearly 40 NGWA members participated in more than 60 meetings.
The EPA is accepting public comments on the proposal through May 4.
The Gelman Sciences Inc. site in Ann Arbor, Michigan, was added to the Superfund National Priorities List.
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Seven of the nine sites impacted groundwater and groundwater remediation efforts have taken place.
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Businesses in covered industries must begin tracking and reporting any use or release of PFHxS-Na, a well-studied PFAS chemical.
Comments are due April 21.
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Texas and California trail Virginia, which has the most data centers in the country.
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EPA leadership stated that removing the related rules will lower vehicle costs, reduce regulatory burdens, and allow consumers more freedom to purchase vehicles.
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The EPA justified the extensions were necessary to protect human health and the environment.
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The EPA plans to independently evaluate the next steps it will take in 2026 pertaining to diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) system failures.
