EPA officials meet with Rockland County about toxic chemicals in the water
Senior EPA officials heard directly from residents about toxic chemicals in the water.
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May 5, 2021, 10:19 AM
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Rockland County residents
had the chance to have their voices heard Wednesday regarding the drinking
water in the county.
Senior EPA officials heard directly from
residents about toxic chemicals in the water.
The meeting comes after more
than 300,000 residents may have been exposed to high levels of PFAS - a
chemical linked to health issues like high blood pressure and cancer.
