House Rep Demands Answers About Delayed EPA Report on PFNA
A letter to EPA Chief from Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine, cited a ProPublica story quoting government scientists saying a report on PFNA toxicity was ready to publish in April.
Rep. Chellie Pingree demanded answers from the Environmental Protection Agency about the delayed report on the health risks of PFNA, a toxic forever chemical found in the water of millions of Americans.
Government scientists said the report had been ready for publishing in April but had yet to be released.
- The report documents the health risks posed by PFNA.
- Rep. Chellie Pingree is the ranking member of a key House subcommittee.
Author's summary: Demanding answers on PFNA report delay.