Because it’s so effective, PFAS-laden firefighting foam isn’t easy to replace. However, there are indications that PFAS alternatives might finally be ready for prime time.
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The Department of Defense is expected to change its policies early next year to allow for the use of non-PFAS foams, while some states are also pushing civilian firefighters to phase in the use of these new foams.
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