Establishes Massachusetts maximum containment levels for nitrosodimethylamine in drinking water.
The bill mandates the Department of Environmental Protection to review and set Massachusetts maximum containment levels for nitrosodimethylamine in drinking water to protect human health. It requires the Department to report any detected levels above these limits to the House and Senate clerks and treat such instances as violations of drinking water regulations. The Department must also submit an annual report detailing the number of drinking water examinations and instances where nitrosodimethylamine levels exceeded the set limits.
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