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Filling the Federal Void: State-by-State PFAS Regulations in an Era of Deregulation – Part III 
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Filling the Federal Void: State-by-State PFAS Regulations in an Era of Deregulation – Part III 

Given the deregulatory approach taken by the Trump administration on PFAS maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) (as detailed in Part I) and the money his administration is making available for states (as detailed in Part II), this Part III analyzes the other side of the Trump administration’s environmental federalism – what the states are doing. States have responded in varying ways to the reduced federal action for PFAS MCLs, including some acting directly in response to the Trump administration’s recent MCL changes.

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