Recently, Administrator Zeldin has announced major actions by the EPA aimed at combating PFAS contamination, often referred to as ‘forever chemicals’. The agency is confident in its approach, pledging to hold polluters accountable and tackle PFAS levels in drinking water, a move that has sparked considerable debate and concern. Meanwhile, a decision looms regarding the first limits on PFAS in drinking water under the Trump administration, with experts questioning the sufficiency of these measures. As new regulations are introduced, the implications for environmental cleanup, waste management, and potential litigation in affected industries are becoming increasingly significant. Both advocates and critics are closely monitoring the developments, as the EPA prepares to outline its plans for addressing these hazardous substances.