Evers announces water quality plan, including $145M to combat PFAS
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Gov. Tony Evers today announced new plans to improve water quality in his upcoming state budget, including more than $145 million to address PFAS contamination.
That includes the $125 million set aside in the 2023-25 state budget to address PFAS, which Evers today again called to be released to DNR to allow the agency to help communities and homeowners struggling with PFAS contamination.&nbs...
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