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'Forever chemicals' aren't slowing Maine's hot real estate market

"The stigma of PFAS is a concern to some people, but this will become like lead paint. It won't stop people from buying."

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Living with contaminated water in a small Maine town

Residents have put life plans on pause and lived with health afflictions they believe stem from exposure to the chemicals.

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Aroostook is Maine's biggest creator of farm food waste, study finds

Aroostook is Maine's biggest creator of farm food waste, study finds
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US bans most uses of a deadly chemical in paint thinners

Methylene chloride can suffocate users in confined areas and cause liver, lung, breast, brain and other cancers.

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Complaints of odors from Hartland landfill linger as town works toward closure

Some residents say the town and state do not do enough to respond to their concerns. Officials say they do what they can, and are following the wishes of voters.

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