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$79 million research investment targets Vermont PFAS contamination

A $79 million National Science Foundation investment is bringing Vermont researchers together to address contamination from persistent "forever chemicals."

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PFAS contamination can pose longer-term public-health and environmental risks, though the supplied report describes a research response rather than a newly reported emergency.

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  1. 79 Million NSF Investment Brings Vermont Researchers Together To Address 'Forever Chemical' Contamination ↗wateronline.com · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 2:16 AM UTC

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