Waste water
- Updated
Their proposal would require the state to only issue permits to water treatment facilities if they periodically sample for forever chemicals.
As featured on
A bill heading to Gov. JB Pritzker's desk could establish forever chemical sampling and reporting requirements for water control permits, sludges and biosolids.
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency says PFAS have become widespread in air, water, soil and consumer products.
Poll
Most Popular
Articles
- Thousands of McLean Co. residents still without power after storm moves through B-N
- Decatur man charged after hidden camera found in restaurant restroom
- Illinois State Fair kicks off Day 1 with packed crowds and plenty of fun
- Brush College Road underpass to be closed for 2 weeks for construction
- Juvenile killed after car rear-ends school bus in Pike County
- Community invited to Macon County data center presentation
- EF-1 tornado confirmed as storms leave behind damage in Champaign Co.
- Man used a screwdriver to kill his wife and daughter at a Minnesota daycare, police say
- Decatur Park District receives $500K for Cresthaven Park facelift
- Training storms and the flash flood risk