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PFAS issues in California compounded by Colorado's PFAS proliferation

from The National Law Review

PFAS issues in California compounded by Colorado's PFAS proliferation The National Law Review Every year, nearly 40% of California's water used for drinking, agriculture, and irrigation comes from groundwater sources located in Northern California. During droughts, as much as 60% of water in California is sourced from groundwater. In addition, large quantities of California's surface water (water found in lakes, rivers, stream, and reservoirs) provides a resource to citizens and farms in the state. READ MORE

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