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New approach to drinking water quality

U.S. EPA looks toward a strategy that addresses potential contaminants as groups
  • By Ted J. Rulseh
  • July 13, 2010

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On July 28-29, the U.S. EPA will hold an online dialogue focused on the agency's new strategy for regulating drinking water contaminants by group. EPA invites everyone interested in safe drinking water to join the discussion on approaches the agency should consider when developing...

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