Policies that overlook meaningful differences among PFAS chemistries and their uses can make it unnecessarily difficult to focus resources on priority concerns, the authors say.
State lawmakers and regulators who ignore the diversity of PFAS risk creating an unwelcome economic environment, they say.
Getting PFAS policy right means protecting public health and the environment without undermining innovation, critical technologies, or economic competitiveness.
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