Erin Brockovich is a renowned Consumer Advocate who is righting wrongs every day on multiple fronts. If you or someone you love have suffered because of a medical device or a pharmaceutical, environmental contaminant or because of something or someone else, get Erin on your side.
Erin joined Huffington Post LIVE to discuss women’s health issues and her ongoing campaign, standing beside thousands of women who have been adversely impacted by
Award-winning documentary filmmakers Morgan Spurlock and Stephanie Soechtig are teaming to take on The Devil We Know, a new film that exposes the evils of
Environmental advocate Erin Brockovich is helping the Pawnee Nation take on oil and gas companies in Oklahoma. The Pawnee Nation has retained the services of law
Erin joined Huffington Post LIVE to discuss women’s health issues and her ongoing campaign, standing beside thousands of women who have been adversely impacted by
Award-winning documentary filmmakers Morgan Spurlock and Stephanie Soechtig are teaming to take on The Devil We Know, a new film that exposes the evils of
Environmental advocate Erin Brockovich is helping the Pawnee Nation take on oil and gas companies in Oklahoma. The Pawnee Nation has retained the services of law
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This has always been a quagmire... a drinking water standard DOES NOT mean your drinking water is SAFE. It is simply a way of conveying a legal limit for a contaminant in drinking water.
If I were on a "private well" which represents more than 43 million people—about 15 percent of the United States population... my "regulatory limit" would be ZERO. I would not subject my family to any levels of toxin in drinking water.
About one in five wells contain one or more contaminants at a concentration greater than a "human-health benchmark" for drinking water.
No drinking water standards for private wells - Mid Hudson News
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ALBANY – The state may have imposed drinking water standards for three emerging synthetic chemicals found in municipal systems last week, but there still exist none for private wells. Rob Hayes, the...Not to be overshadowed by New York, Michigan steps it up!
Michigan’s regulations limit seven PFAS chemicals in drinking water, which will cover roughly 2,700 public water supplies around the state and exceed the current USEPA guidance. The new drinking water standards also have an immediate effect on Michigan’s existing groundwater clean-up criteria of 70 ppt for PFOS and PFOA, added the EGLE press release. The new groundwater standard will be 8 ppt for PFOA and 16 ppt for PFOS.
The truth is, there is really NO SAFE LEVEL for these contaminants... but w have to start somewhere.
New Rules for PFAS Contamination in Michigan Drinking Water
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New rules regulating per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in drinking water are now in effect for Michigan, according to WXYZ. TheSite Powered by WP In The Cloud
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