… A former DuPont and American Chemistry Council lobbyist, Nancy Beck, now holds a key position at the Environmental Protection Agency, shaping chemical safety policies that will determine how — or if — PFAS pollution is addressed. In the first days of the second Trump administration, the agency withdrew a proposed rule that would have imposed limits on PFAS discharges, a move that watchdog groups say amounts to giving polluters free rein to continue contaminating water supplies.

Related articles:

• Observer: Removing ‘forever chemicals’ in water could make it a lot more expensive
• The National Law Review: PFAS and consumer class actions: the new wave of PFAS litigation