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← Return to briefingIn The Woodlands, Texas, residents may be interested in recent developments regarding water quality regulations. The Environmental Protection Agency is planning to roll back certain limits on "forever chemicals" in water. However, it's worth noting that the toughest limits will remain in place.
For more specific information on these changes, readers can refer to the source. Further details on the EPA's decision and its potential impact are available from KHOU Houston.
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