Triad drinking water exceeds new EPA standards [Video]

More than two million people in North Carolina have drinking water contaminated with toxic chemicals called PFAs, also known as “forever chemicals.”A new report finds Greensboro’s drinking water far exceeds new Environmental Protection Agency standards adopted last spring, but not yet in effect.Scientists first learned about these forever chemicals back in the 1990s, and ever since communities such as Greensboro have been playing catch up, spending millions to try and protect city residents from contaminated water.Top StoriesMan charged with murder after 1 shot, killed in parking lot of Adams Market, Winston-Salem officers say’It gives us hope’: North Carolina couple reacts to newly recommended Alzheimer’s drug seeking FDA approvalMan in custody in Las Vegas in connection to 2010 Winston-Salem cold case murder, officers sayGet the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereJared Hayes of the Environmental Working Group said, “The more that we learn about PFAs, the more that we …