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Pentagon delays PFAS cleanup at more than 200 military sites

The Pentagon has delayed PFAS contamination cleanup at more than 200 military sites for a third time.

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Repeated delays prolong exposure and environmental risks for affected communities and personnel.

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  1. Pentagon Delays PFAS Cleanup at Over 200 Military Sites for Third Time ↗sej.org · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 4:16 PM UTC

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