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High levels of PFAS found at missile plant

Groundwater beneath the former Tarheel Army Missile Plant in Burlington contains two types of toxic PFAS at levels hundreds, even thousands of times higher than proposed state standards. Yet the

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North Carolina s snow drought continues during another warm winter | WFAE 90 7

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Town of Pittsboro Water Quality | Town officials address water quality issues in Pittsboro

Over the past decade, officials in the Town of Pittsboro said toxins have flown downstream and ultimately impacted drinking water for residents.

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Chemicals from a Burlington company ended up in the Haw River

The City of Burlington believes Apollo Chemical dumped 1,4 Dioxane into the Haw River. The Town of Pittsboro is feeling the effects.

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Toxic PFAS are Everywhere, and Remain Largely Unregulated

The Haw River cuts through North Carolina’s Piedmont region from its source in Forsyth County. Below Jordan Lake, it joins the Deep River to form the Cape

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