National Drinking Water Advisory Council to Meet with EPA and CDC

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The National Drinking Water Advisory Council will meet with representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to discuss public health issues related to the nation's drinking water, including reviewing and revising existing indicators and developing new measures focused on public health protection.

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