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Bennington, state reacting to test results revealing more PFAS

Health and other concerns expressed Thursday in Bennington echoed those voiced in 2016 after PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination was discovered in hundreds of private wells around two former ChemFab

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State, town reacting to test results revealing more PFAS

Health and other concerns expressed Thursday in Bennington echoed those voiced in 2016 after PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination was discovered in hundreds of private wells around two former ChemFab

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South Burlington city begins inventory of possible lead water service lines

South Burlington city begins inventory of possible lead water service lines
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Tapped out: Testing reveals extent of lead problem in Vermont s schools and child care facilities

One in every five taps tested was at or above the level requiring that it be removed, because it has a higher chance of harming children. Thousands of lead-tainted taps have been replaced or are no longer in use.

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