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Environmental groups raised concerns regarding PFAS contamination in drinking water, supported by co-authored studies.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated May 28
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Environmental groups raised concerns regarding PFAS contamination in drinking water, supported by co-authored studies.

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  1. London tap water has been found to contain PFAS contamination, prompting calls for action from environmental groups.Sub-event
  2. A study led by Macquarie University identified PFAS contamination in Altona, a suburb of Melbourne.Sub-event
  3. St. Peters has detected elevated levels of PFAS contamination, adding a specific case to the broader concerns about drinking water quality.Sub-event
  4. Environmental groups published studies highlighting PFAS contamination risks in drinking water.1 source

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