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  1. PFAS contamination from Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico is reported as the EPA revokes rules on toxic PFAS chemicals.
  2. Military bases are sites of toxic chemical contamination, with issues stemming from usage and extinguished fires.

AFGSC and the Missile Community are investigating cancer risks linked to chemical exposure.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 2
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AFGSC and the Missile Community are investigating cancer risks linked to chemical exposure.

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  1. Airman exposed to substance used for ICBM testing.1 source
  2. Investigation into cancer risks from chemical exposure involving military missile community.1 source

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