A few months ago, Culligan shared an update about a proposal for the first-ever national drinking water standards for a group of contaminants known as PFAS, or “forever chemicals.” More recently, a new study* estimates that these harmful chemicals could be present in nearly half of the nation’s tap water, including water in Columbus, Hilliard, Canal Winchester, Lancaster, Marysville, Bellefontaine, Marion County, Zanesville.
The proposed regulation of PFAS in drinking water likely wouldn’t take effect until 2026. However, those concerned about the potential impacts of these chemicals can take steps now to get more peace of mind.
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