Environmental groups and Democratic lawmakers say delays at the Environmental Protection Agency are putting Americans’ drinking water at risk, accusing the agency of withholding critical public health information about PFAS chemicals. Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine, said the EPA has failed for months to release a report on PFNA, a type of PFAS contaminant. PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” are man-made substances found in air, groundwater and drinking water across the country. … Pingree sent a letter last month to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin demanding an update, but she said the agency has not responded. 

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