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How widespread are PFAS chemicals? CT officials are about to inspect more than 2,400 locations

How widespread are PFAS chemicals? CT officials are about to inspect more than 2,400 locations
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CT to inspect 2,400 locations for PFAS contamination

Over the next two years, some 2,400 sites in Connecticut will be inspected for possible contamination with PFAS chemicals.

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How widespread are PFAS chemicals? CT officials are about to inspect more than 2,400 locations

Connecticut’s health and environmental agencies believe there are pockets of.

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How widespread are PFAS chemicals? CT officials are about to inspect more than 2,400 locations

Connecticut’s health and environmental agencies believe there are pockets of.

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