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Pentagon Investigates 6 Minnestota Sites for Contamination of Water by PFAS

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PFAS, short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a class of thousands of industrial chemicals. The chemicals have been linked to reproductive problems and some cancers. The military announced this year it would stop using PFAS foams in all situations by 2024. DoD is gradually testing every military site where the foams have been used.

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Pentagon investigating six sites in Minnesota for PFAS contamination of drinking water

At least two sites — Duluth airport and the National Guard's Camp Ripley — are already suspects for contamination.

7 months ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Pentagon Investigates 6 Minnestota Sites for Contamination of Water by PFAS

The two locations on the list that are suspected to have leached PFAS into nearby drinking water wells are Camp Ripley and the Duluth Airport.

7 months ago·S F, United States

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