St. Peters has detected elevated levels of PFAS contamination, adding a specific case to the broader concerns about drinking water quality.
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Updated Jun 25
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What happened
St. Peters has detected elevated levels of PFAS contamination, adding a specific case to the broader concerns about drinking water quality.
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The entities involved
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St. Peters
city in Missouri
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Environmental Working Group
American environmental organization