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Over a third of the Netherlands has PFAS levels in drinking water above RIVM guidelines
NRC Handelsblad
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Over a third of the Netherlands has PFAS levels in drinking water above RIVM guidelines

In many areas of North and South Holland, drinking water contains PFAS levels exceeding RIVM recommendations, with some cities reporting concentrations up to three times higher. However, the water remains safe to drink, according to authorities.

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