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MPART Small levels of PFAS, not exceeding state standards, were found in 29 wells, Triolet said. Those sites are shown in yellow on the map above.

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PFAS are nicknamed “forever chemicals” because they barely break down in our bodies or the environment. The more we use them, the more they build up and the bigger the risk they pose.

The researchers found 99% of participants who use wells at home had levels of PFAs, or forever chemicals, in their blood.