What are the EPA's standards for the maximum amount of cadnium per liter of water? I went on their website, but I did not find any specific amount. Thanks for looking into this.
To find the EPA's standards for the maximum amount of cadmium per liter of water, you can follow these steps:
1. Go to the EPA's official website at www.epa.gov.
2. On the homepage, look for the search bar, usually located at the top of the page.
3. Type "cadmium water standards" or a similar query into the search bar and hit enter.
4. The search results page will display several relevant articles, documents, or web pages related to cadmium water standards.
5. Look through the search results for any articles or documents specifically mentioning cadmium in water standards.
6. Click on the most relevant link that provides information about cadmium in water standards.
7. Once you are on the specific webpage or document, look for sections related to standards or drinking water regulations.
8. Check for any specific cadmium limits mentioned in the text, tables, or footnotes, as these will vary depending on the type of water source (e.g., public drinking water, agricultural water, industrial water).
9. If you are unable to find specific cadmium limits, consider looking through related documents, such as the Safe Drinking Water Act regulations or other water quality criteria documents.
Please note that while I can guide you through the process of finding the information, I myself cannot access or browse the web directly.