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DEQ chief: Emerging compounds 'top priority' for state

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N.C. Department of Environmental Quality Secretary Reid Wilson speaks Thursday during the N.C. Water Resources Research Institute’s annual conference in Raleigh. Photo: NCDEQ First in a series on legacy and emerging water supply pollutants. RALEIGH — Addressing PFAS and other emerging compounds is a “top priority” for the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, Secretary Reid Wilson told the more than 300 attending the N.C. Water Res…
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DEQ chief: Emerging compounds 'top priority' for state

N.C. Department of Environmental Quality Secretary Reid Wilson speaks Thursday during the N.C. Water Resources Research Institute’s annual conference in Raleigh. Photo: NCDEQ First in a series on legacy and emerging water supply pollutants. RALEIGH — Addressing PFAS and other emerging compounds is a “top priority” for the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, Secretary Reid Wilson told the more than 300 attending the N.C. Water Res…

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