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What happens when a party responsible for contamination can't be identified?

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CADILLAC — Linking low-level PFAS contamination to a responsible party has proven very difficult in Cadillac, forcing local officials to address the problem in just about the only way they can — by asking for outside help.
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What happens when a party responsible for contamination can't be identified?

CADILLAC — Linking low-level PFAS contamination to a responsible party has proven very difficult in Cadillac, forcing local officials to address the problem in just about the only way they can — by asking for outside help.

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Cadillac News broke the news in on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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