Dept. of Defense updates standards of firefighting foam to prevent further contamination
LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- For more than 50 years, the Department of Defense has required military sites to use a specific firefighting foam that…
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LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- For more than 50 years, the Department of Defense has required military sites to use a specific firefighting foam that…
This week, the Wisconsin PFAS Action Council released its August 2022 progress report.
New PFAS rules are in effect in Wisconsin. The DNR made the announcement on Monday.
Whether you get your water from a well or a municipal water system, you could be exposed to PFAS. The forever chemicals are contaminating cities statewide, which is why the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says all water systems should be tested.
Gov. Tony Evers alongside AG Josh Kaul announced a state lawsuit against several PFAS manufacturers Wednesday.
The Wisconsin DNR along with the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection announced they are accepting bids for the collection and disposal of firefighting foam containing PFAS chemicals.
The Town of Campbell board passed a motion at Tuesday’s monthly meeting to collaborate with La Crosse County on a 6-month pilot program to collect used PFAS filters. The motion passed unanimously after a presentation and discussion with County representatives.
Midwest Environmental Associates is asking the Wisconsin DNR to add toxic "forever chemicals" as contaminants under groundwater law.
PFAS chemicals that contaminate drinking water, which have fouled well water in the Town of Campbell and other Wisconsin municipalities, are more dangerous than previously thought, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warned Wednesday.
The Wisconsin DNR and Department of Health Services announced a PFAS-based consumption advisory for fish found in Sparta's Angelo Pond.