We are not going to let it go. We are picking it up again in this year's NDAA with several advancements in the law as well as the authorities and the funding.
John Garamendi: “We are not going to let it go. We are picking it up again in this year's NDAA with several advancements in the law as…”
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Garamendi emphasizes ongoing congressional efforts to address PFAS issues in upcoming legislation.
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