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Congress Urged to Address Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water More Expeditiously

Congress Urged to Address Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water More Expeditiously

Local officials and community leaders are calling for Congress to act faster when it comes to officially designating per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances or PFAS as hazardous materials…

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https://patch.com/missouri/across-mo/congress-urged-move-faster-regulating-toxic-chemicals-drinking-water

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