Senate rejects resolution to overturn EPA rule on PFAS reporting
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The Senate voted against a joint resolution that would have overturned a recent Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule regarding the reporting of certain chemicals.
Why it matters: This is a procedural outcome. The rejection means the EPA’s rule regarding the timing of PFAS data submissions remains in place as originally scheduled.
Who it affects
- Companies that manufacture or use PFAS chemicals
This information comes from Congress.gov regarding an action involving the EPA; readers should consult the official Senate record for specific vote details.
Agency: Senate
Source: Congress.gov — read the official document