Massachusetts bill H1028 sets maximum safe levels for nitrosodimethylamine in drinking water and mandates enforcement actions.
Massachusetts bill H1028 establishes two maximum safe levels for nitrosodimethylamine in drinking water to protect human health. The Department of Environmental Protection must review and classify these levels, enforce them, and report annually on testing results. If nitrosodimethylamine levels exceed the set limits, the Department must treat it as a violation and notify the House and Senate clerks.
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