PFAS Regulations Tracker
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PFAS Regulations Tracker
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PFAS poses one of the greatest challenges to the environment and public health in decades. The future is about options and multiple barriers: from drinking water and point-source treatment to waste minimization and efficient PFAS destruction. But first, you need to know where to begin. Please use the map below to see your state’s current regulations and guidance or the link to the right to see the latest federal regulations, standards and advisory levels.
Final PFAS Regulations Announced
On April 10, 2024, EPA announced the final National Drinking Water Standards for six PFAS (PFOS, PFOA, PFNA, PFBS, PFHxS, and GenX). The new limits require public water systems to monitor for PFAS at some of the lowest levels ever regulated.
Data presented above from ITRC PFAS Fact Sheets are for informational purposes only. See below for references and footnotes.
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Consult the references below for additional context
U.S. EPA Guidance
Values in ug/L
References by State
PFAS Chemical Characteristics
List of Regulatory Agencies
Footnotes Definitions
PFAS Standard or Guidance Abbreviations
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