EPA proposes two-year PFOA/PFOS compliance extension; comments due July 20
EPA proposes a two-year compliance extension for some drinking-water systems’ PFOA/PFOS MCLs, moving the deadline to April 26, 2031. Comments due July 20.
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EPA proposes opt-in PFAS compliance extension—hearing July 7, comments due July 20
EPA’s proposed opt-in PFAS compliance extension keeps PFOA/PFOS limits at 4 ppt, but could extend eligible systems’ compliance to April 26, 2031. Comments due July 20.
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Lyons water: City posts Consumer Confidence Report for 2025—lead/copper guide
Lyons NE residents can read the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report and focus on the lead/copper table—plus practical steps if you’re worried at home.
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EPA proposes extending PFAS PFOA/PFOS compliance to 2031—hearing July 7, comments by July 20
United States Energy Environment and Federal Rules – July 7 hearing and July 20 comments on EPA’s proposal to let some water systems extend PFAS compliance to 2031.
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How to Read Sugarcreek’s Water Report (and Decode “Delivered by July 2026”)
Sugarcreek OH residents: the village’s 2025 Water Consumer Confidence Report must be delivered by July 2026. Here’s how to read it—fast.
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EPA+DOJ propose $450M Chemours PFAS settlement—comment deadline is July 29
United States Evening Federal Agency Decisions – EPA and DOJ have proposed a $450M PFAS settlement with Chemours, tied to facilities in West Virginia, North Carolina, and New Jersey, with a public comment period running June 29–July 29.
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New Orleans could clear path for lead-pipe replacement as state law and November vote line up
New Orleans LA – Louisiana’s new law and a Nov. 3 ballot question could let SWBNO use public money to replace lead lines on private property.
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EPA proposes new drinking-water monitoring rule for 30 contaminants, leaves microplastics out for now
United States Energy Environment and Federal Rules – EPA’s proposed UCMR 6 would collect national drinking-water data on 30 contaminants; microplastics are excluded for now because EPA says the method isn’t ready.
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San Jose water, sewer, and garbage bills are going up July 1
San Jose CA – July 1 brings higher charges for garbage/recycling, sanitary sewer, and drinking water, with city rate tables showing specific monthly increases.