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RE: Talking points a bit better
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Jamie Kritzer
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Subject: Talking points a bit better
Folks,
| used the talking points to do a quick interview with Vince Winkle with Public Radio in Wilmington. Thanks for
everyone's work onthese.
Jamie
0 We are certainly sympathetic to public concerns surrounding this issue and are working with the EPA and others
to better understand the chemical compound and any potential impacts it may have.
* It's important for the public to understand that drinking water from the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority meets
all state and federal drinking water standards.
* EPA has established standards for many pollutants impacting water quality and public health.
w North Carolina is awaiting guidance from the EPA that will provide the state Department of Environmental
Quality with the information needed to begin developing regulatory limits for GenX.
w The EPA is the sole agency responsible for establishing drinking water standards nationwide and has extensive
resources necessary to determine the nature, extent and potential impacts of chemicals such asGenX.
w When EPA establishes guidance for emerging contaminants such as GenX, this triggers the process used by
states like North Carolina to develop regulations for these contaminants.
w People should be assured that there are steps that DELlstaff plan to take while we're awaiting guidance from
the EPA. DEQ officials plan to work with Chemours to assess waste streams containing GenX and determine if
the company can reduce the amount of the chemical compound being discharged to the river.
Jamie Kritzer
Communications Director
N�Department ofEnvironmental Quality
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