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GTC BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: Grant could help in hunt for local PFAS sources

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TRAVERSE CITY — A state environmental grant could help Grand Traverse County identify sources of PFAS that enter the local environment from septic systems and related sources.

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GTC BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: Grant could help in hunt for local PFAS sources

TRAVERSE CITY — A state environmental grant could help Grand Traverse County identify sources of PFAS that enter the local environment from septic systems and related sources.

6 days ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Traverse City Record-Eagle broke the news in Cherokee County, United States 6 days ago on Sunday, February 16, 2025.

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GTC BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: Grant could help in hunt for local PFAS sources

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