The Pentagon’s top officials in charge of military installations denied they are interfering with the EPA’s efforts to address a group of ubiquitous perfluorinated chemicals contaminating groundwater.
“There has been tremendous discussion in the media that DoD was trying to drive to a different standard than what EPA was asking for,” Robert McMahon, assistant secretary of Defense for sustainment, said at a May 1 congressional hearing. “I will tell you categorically that DoD has not been.”
McMahon added that the Pentagon supports the numerical threshold that the Environmental Protection Agency set for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) ...
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