PFAS & Drinking Water

PFAS is everywhere, and that calls for action. Water utilities measure PFAS levels in sources and in drinking water and publish the results on their websites. This allowed Greenpeace to create a ZIP code checker. But with all the attention focused on drinking water safety and treatment, the polluters once again remain out of the picture. What is Dunea doing, and what can your organization do on its own?

Dunea’s core message is clear: the drinking water is safe, but overall exposure to PFAS must be reduced. Dunea’s drinking water meets all legal requirements. At the same time, PFAS do not belong in the environment, in food, or in our drinking water sources. 

For all the information about what Dunea does and what you can do yourself, visit the Dunea website at .