South Jersey company confirms use of unregulated replacement for toxic chemical

By fitzstevensOctober 20, 2020October 22nd, 2020PFAS in the news

A South Jersey company has been using an unregulated replacement for a toxic chemical at its Gloucester County plant but denied that it is responsible for polluting water, air and soil with a related chemical the company had been using. Read more…

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South Jersey company confirms use of unregulated replacement for toxic chemical

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