MADISON, WI (WRN) – A newly released report details steps the state is taking to address PFAs contamination.
The report released last week by the Wisconsin PFAs Action Council contains eight areas where the state has taken action in response to contamination by the so called “forever chemicals.”
There is now a voluntary municipal drinking water system sampling program in which more than 125 systems have participated.
In addition, the report adds the state has collected and analyzed more than 100 wastewater samples, and is in the process of sampling 450 private wells to assess the presence of PFAs in groundwater across the state.
