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Defense Department quietly postponed remediation of toxic "forever chemicals" contamination at bases nationwide. Delay extends public exposure to carcinogenic pollution.
The Defense Department quietly postponed remediation of PFAS—known as "forever chemicals"—contamination at nearly 200 military bases nationwide. The delay extends public exposure to carcinogenic pollution. PFAS contamination near bases often leaches into drinking water for surrounding communities, and the postponement means the timeline for cleanup extends further into the future.
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