On the recordSeptember 17, 2019
Yes. Where we have exposure and we know the toxicological profile of the chemicals, yes, there are communities that are impacted by PFAS pollution.
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congress.govDeborah Koff Ross: “Yes. Where we have exposure and we know the toxicological profile of the chemicals, yes, there are communities that are…”
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Ross confirms that PFAS pollution poses health risks to affected communities.
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