ARSENIC FACT SHEET
Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) in drinking water in 25 states over a period of 18 years. You can also get information on the presence of arsenic in your drinking water from your local Utility or state EPA. You can also call USEPA’s drinking water hotline (1-800-426-4791) for more information.
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