Environmental
Michigan has set some of the nation's most restrictive standards for PFAS in drinking water because:
AThe EPA has delegated all water quality regulation to Michigan
BPFAS contamination is widespread in Michigan due to military base activities and industrial use✓ Correct
CMichigan law requires stricter standards than federal law for all contaminants
DThe Great Lakes Act mandates zero contamination levels for all chemicals
Explanation
Michigan has adopted strict PFAS standards due to widespread contamination from military bases (using firefighting foam) and industrial sites throughout the state, including around Kalamazoo, Oscoda, and other areas.
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