Maine Releases Preliminary Vision for PFAS Phase-out Rule

Date：Aug 09, 2024

Maine revised its 2023 rule draft on August 5, simplifying the implementation of the state's 2021 PFAS product regulations. This update postpones the ban on most non-essential PFAS by two years to 2032, narrows the comprehensive reporting requirements to only cover "currently unavoidable uses" (CUUs), and exempts items such as semiconductors and motor vehicles.

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