'It's completely man's fault': Here are the hot spots of PFA

More than 100 public drinking water systems in Massachusetts have detected levels of PFAS above the state’s maximum, the Attorney General’s Office alleges in a lawsuit against 3M and other manufacturers of PFAS-containing firefighting foam.

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