What was the first U.S. state to test public drinking water systems statewide for PFAS?
A. California
B. New York
C. Michigan
D. Florida
Answer (2)
Michigan was the first U.S. state to test public drinking water systems statewide for PFAS, beginning in 2018. This initiative aimed to combat the health risks associated with PFAS contamination. Other states have followed suit in testing and regulating these chemicals in drinking water. ;
Michigan was the first U.S. state to conduct statewide testing for PFAS in public drinking water systems, starting in 2018. This initiative aimed to assess and combat health risks posed by these harmful chemicals. Other states followed suit with their testing and regulation measures shortly after Michigan's precedent.
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