The EPA said it is considering adding microplastics, pharmaceuticals and PFAS to its latest list of drinking water contaminants, opening the door to new research and potential regulation. The move comes alongside a $144 million federal initiative aimed at understanding and reducing microplastics in the human body, as officials warn of growing — but still poorly understood — health risks.
Millions of Americans Drink Water Contaminated With Microplastics, Drugs — EPA Signals It May Finally Act
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