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Attorneys: New Test Results over 'Forever Chemicals' in North Georgia Water Systems 'Alarming'

  • Stillwater will begin construction this summer on a temporary facility to treat PFAS-contaminated water from three inactive wells.
  • PFAS contamination stems from chemicals made by 3M and others, previously used in products like nonstick cookware and firefighting foam.
  • Stillwater secured a $3 million grant and accepted a $2.5 million bid from Market and Johnson to build the facility by late 2025 or early 2026.
  • The Biden administration set PFOA and PFOS limits with utilities required to comply by 2031, while PFAS are linked to cancers and resist environmental breakdown.
  • The new facility aims to safely return wells to service and protect community health by meeting the latest federal PFAS standards.
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LI Press broke the news in on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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