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The new rules could double the number of water systems and private wells that are out of compliance with limits on PFAS. Longtime advocates for more testing and treatment say it’s a major step towards healthier communities.
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Personal del anterior centro de desarrollo juvenil de NH testificó en la corte sobre la cultura de violencia. La EPA pone límites a los 'químicos permanentes' en el agua potable. Vikram Mansharamani será candidato para el puesto del segundo distrito del congreso en NH.
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The study looks at how PFAS exposure changes the way children respond to vaccines. Researchers are hoping to find participants between ages 4 to 8, and 11 to 15.
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The lawsuit, filed in 2016, seeks to hold Saint-Gobain liable for PFAS chemical pollution in drinking water near their Merrimack facility.
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Hoy se realizará un test de FEMA para evaluar el sistema inalámbrico de notificación de amenazas. La Representante Maria Perez deja el partido Demócrata para trabajar como independiente.
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Manufacturing company Saint-Gobain is closing its plant in Merrimack. That facility has been at the center of a long-running controversy over PFAS contamination in the area.
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The tone Wednesday night was celebratory after the company announced it would close the Merrimack facility. But those gathered called for Saint-Gobain to take more responsibility for PFAS contamination in the area
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The company has been under fire for years for their use of PFAS chemicals, which have contaminated water in the area around their facility in Merrimack. But the exact timing of the closure remains unclear.
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The approval comes after local pushback against the manufacturing company’s initial application that was available for public comment earlier this summer.
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NH AG joins states opposing 3M settlement over water systems contamination with 'forever chemicals'"Twenty-two attorneys general urged a federal court Wednesday to reject a proposed $10.3 billion settlement over contamination of U.S. public drinking water systems with potentially dangerous chemicals, saying it lets manufacturer 3M Co. off too easily.