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Scientists Test Aquatic Organisms for ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Montour Run Near Pittsburgh International Airport

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Researchers are looking closely at how much PFAS could be getting into the sediments and wildlife in a tainted stream near Pittsburgh International Airport.

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Scientists test aquatic organisms for ‘forever chemicals’ in Montour Run near Pittsburgh International Airport

Researchers are looking closely at how much PFAS could be getting into the sediments and wildlife in a tainted stream near Pittsburgh International Airport.

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Scientists test aquatic organisms for PFAS in Montour Run near Pittsburgh International Airport

For decades, the Pittsburgh International Airport used PFAS-containing firefighting foam. Now, the stream that captures the airport’s runoff has the "forever chemicals."

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WESA broke the news on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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