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As the federal government continues to water down PFAS protections, states have an opportunity to help their residents — but only if they avoid certain pitfalls and loopholes. The post Amid National…
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FDA rejects petition to set limits on toxic PFAS chemicals in food
Environmental protection agency and independent studies have found food biggest source of chemical exposure

FDA rejects petition to set limits on toxic PFAS chemicals in food
Environmental protection agency and independent studies have found food biggest source of chemical exposure
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