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Toxic PFAS found in several Philadelphia rivers and streams

Valley Creek is just one waterway out of many across the U.S. with elevated PFAS levels caused by wastewater treatment plants and electronics manufacturing facilities.

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Forever Chemicals Found In PA Waterways

Forever Chemicals Found In PA Waterways
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Researchers detect forever chemicals in Beaver County waterways

A statewide study of PFAS in waterways reveals detectable levels in Beaver County rivers and streams.

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PFAS detected in most Pennsylvania streams tested by U S Geological Survey

PFAS detected in most Pennsylvania streams tested by U S Geological Survey
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USGS: PFAS chemicals found in Pennsylvania waterways

Pa. (WTAJ) A new U.S. Geological Survey study found toxic chemicals in over 100 Pennsylvania rivers and streams.

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