Cfpua.org Website Review

Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) has remarked on the USACE disposition research concerning Lock and Dam # One to the Cape Fear EPA has released a draft toxicity as*essment for just two PFAS specifically found from the Cape Fear River--Gen X and PFBS. Continue reading. . Yesterday afternoon, CFPUA became alert to a September 2018 report, prepared for Chemours, which quantifies levels of PFAS from the Cape Stress While the planned sequence addresses Chemours' ongoing PFAS releases along with immediate health concerns for both communities at Bladen County, the sequence doesn't resolve the problem of PFAS pollution in drinking water supplies to New Hanover County. Continue reading. . CFPUA is presently reviewing the draft approval order released by NCDEQ, and will submit both technical and lawful opinions to NCDEQ in CFPUA will be pleased to observe the EPA has started to evaluate the risks that other PFAS and GenX could pose to human health. This evaluation is a part CFPUA obtained a findings outline from Dr. Ralph Mead of UNCW's Chemistry and Biochemistry Department and sent to the spouses at Vermont Department of Environmental Quality and Vermont Department of Health and Human Services. Continue reading. . Starting at 5:00 pm, at Cape Fear Community College's North Campus, CFPUA will hold its area meeting PFAS and the Sweeney Water Treatment Plant. 1,4 Dioxane amounts are shown by results from recent testing in normal water Read on. . Results have been obtained by CFPUA from water samples taken at the Sweeney Water Treatment Plant during and after. Continue reading. . Late day, the Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry released an updated Draft Toxicological Profile for four