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EWG finds PFAS in water coast to coast - See EWG's PFAS test results for water across the country - READ MORE
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Friend, where we look for PFAS, we find them.

Results from EWG’s latest round of tests reinforce that message. Residents in 18 states, from California to Connecticut, took samples of their own tap water. And of the 36 locations tested, PFAS were found in the water supply at detectable levels at 32 of them.

What’s more, PFAS were found not only in major cities like Austin, Texas, Denver and Los Angeles but in smaller ones too, like Glencoe, Ill., and Monroe, N.J. PFAS were even found in areas where they hadn’t yet been reported.

These findings are indicative of what to expect when the EPA releases first-time data from thousands of public water systems across the U.S, which they’re set to do later this month. The EPA’s release is likely to show the full scale of the PFAS problem is worse than previously thought, consistent with EWG scientists’ 2020 estimate that over 200 million Americans could have PFAS in their drinking water.

Read our report and see the analysis of our data for yourself
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PFAS found in tap water across the U.S. - CHECK IT OUT
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The results of our study show that PFAS (including PFOS and PFOA, two of the most dangerous types of PFAS) are present throughout the country at levels above EWG-recommended limits.
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EWG tests residents' tap water - SEE THE RESULTS
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Do you want to take steps to make your tap water safer? We’ve compiled our top selections for PFAS water filters here
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Best overall water filters for reducing PFAS - SEE RESULTS
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Are you outraged and want to stop this pollution at its source? Make your voice heard! Write your representatives and tell them to hold PFAS polluters accountable.
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Hold PFAS polluters accountable - TAKE ACTION NOW
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Interested in where PFAS have been reported across the U.S.? Check out our interactive map
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Are cancer-linked PFAS 'forever chemicals' in your water? - INTERACTIVE MAP
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