National nonprofit raises concerns about Asheville's drinking water

by Kimberly King

Tue, August 23rd 2022, 1:34 AM UTC

APRIL 5, 2022 - Radhika Fox, an assistant administrator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s water office, toured the North Fork Water Treatment Plant and Dam Facility on Tuesday. (Photo credit: WLOS staff)

FILE - Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Environmental Working Group reports elevated levels of polyfluoroalkyl substances in Asheville's drinking water. (Photo credit: WLOS staff)

OCT. 20, 2021 - The North Fork Dam Improvement Project, a three-year undertaking, brings the 67-year-old facility up to current state safety standards. (Photo credit: WLOS staff)

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APRIL 5, 2022 - Radhika Fox, an assistant administrator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s water office, toured the North Fork Water Treatment Plant and Dam Facility on Tuesday. (Photo credit: WLOS staff)

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