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Perchlorate Regulatory Update: What Drinking Water Professionals Need to Do Next

Perchlorate Regulatory Update: What Drinking Water Professionals Need to Do Next

Perchlorate is back in the regulatory spotlight due to a court ordered timeline, mandating U.S. EPA move forward on previously withdrawn rulemaking. In this post, we provide a refresher on perchlorate in drinking water, an update on what’s transpired since the initial court order, and what drinking water professionals can do to prepare. Perchlorate in

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The HON Rule: Why Pilot Studies Matter. Image of power plant at dusk.

The HON Rule: Why Pilot Studies Matter

As chemical manufacturers prepare for the sweeping monitoring, reporting, and compliance requirements introduced by the updated Hazardous Organic NESHAP (HON) Rule, pilot studies are crucial for compliance. These small‑scale programs give facilities the opportunity to evaluate monitoring workflows, validate sampling procedures, strengthen data management, and uncover operational blind spots long before formal deadlines arrive. In

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A Decade of PFAS Progress in New York. New York city skyline from Brooklyn Bridge.

A Decade of PFAS Progress in New York 

In its report “A Decade of Progress on PFAS,” the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) describes how the state has moved from emergency response to a broad, long-term strategy addressing PFAS in drinking water, products, soils, wastewater, and private wells. Key accomplishments center on cleanup and enforcement, infrastructure investment, science and data, and new policy

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PFAS in Consumer Products: New Year = New Limits on Intentionally Added PFAS  

As the new year begins, consumer product manufacturers are facing a fresh wave of PFAS regulations, including new bans, reporting obligations, and labeling requirements. In this post, I’ll outline the key restrictions taking effect in 2026 and preview additional rules slated for 2027.   2026 RESTRICTIONS ON PFAS IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS  Beginning January 1, 2026, five

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Pace® PFAS News & Views – January 2026

Despite the busy holiday season, December brought a plethora of PFAS actions—some reinforcing long-term trends; others hinting at where attention may shift in the new year. In this month’s PFAS News and Views, we take a closer look at the latest developments and what they could mean for environmental professionals heading into 2026. Jump to Section:

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Pace® PFAS News and Views – December 2025

As 2025 draws to a close, new federal and state PFAS rules are reshaping reporting, drinking water standards, and product restrictions across the U.S. This month’s summary includes proposed changes to TSCA reporting and noteworthy PFAS regulatory developments in Washington, Wisconsin, California, and Georgia.  FEDERAL PFAS ACTIONS  U.S. EPA Proposes Update to Definition of WOTUS 

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