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Martha Spiess stands in a brook to collect a water sample to assess PFAS contamination levels

Testing the Waters: Tracing the movement of PFAS into waterways and wildlife

From countless scattered sources and historic hotspots, ‘forever chemicals’ enter surface water and groundwater, eventually reaching marine ecosystems. Along the way, citizens and scientists are working to assess the effects of PFAS.

ByMarina Schauffler

October 2, 2022

PFAS Plume: New data suggests contaminants in town water supply may come from former Brunswick Naval Air Station

‘Forever chemicals’ can show up in aquifers long after their historic use, prompting the need for costly drinking water monitoring and treatment.

ByMarina Schauffler

October 2, 2022

Update: State agency releases redacted leachate disposal agreement

The process to assess PFAS treatment options for leachate at state-owned landfills appears to be proceeding without a full understanding of the current disposal arrangements and the mandated engagement of ‘interested parties.’

ByMarina Schauffler

October 2, 2022