The EPA and the U.S. Army have launched a project to test water near Army sites for PFAS. This initiative will sample private drinking water wells to check for PFAS contamination.If levels exceed the EPA's maximum contaminant limits, the Army will collaborate with state regulators to reduce public exposure and implement remediation. Initially, testing will focus on nine priority Army installations, with potential expansion to additional sites based on results.Texas Allocates $1 Billion for Water Infrastructure Projects
Texas has initiated the distribution of $1 billion in taxpayer-approved funds for various water infrastructure projects. The majority of the funding will support low-interest loan
