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Frustrated Greenwich residents say not enough being done to fix toxic PFAS chemicals in water supply

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The chemicals have turned up in elevated levels at numerous private wells in the north end of Greenwich.

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Frustrated Greenwich residents say not enough being done to fix toxic PFAS chemicals in water supply

The chemicals have turned up in elevated levels at numerous private wells in the north end of Greenwich.

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GreenwichTime broke the news in on Thursday, February 22, 2024.
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