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MPCA says most closed landfills have PFAS contamination | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

MPCA says most closed landfills have PFAS contamination | News, Sports, Jobs

ST. PAUL — Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), synthetic chemicals used in stain and water-resistant fabrics and carpeting and industrial products, some of whi

Bench Street landfill ownership turned over to the state - Vimarsana News

Bench Street landfill ownership turned over to the state

The Bench Street landfill is officially in the hands of the state of Minnesota.

Bench Street landfill ownership turned over to the state - Vimarsana News

Bench Street landfill ownership turned over to the state

The Bench Street landfill is officially in the hands of the state of Minnesota.

Plans for 'Peace and Freedom' pollinator garden in Bemidji - Bemidji Pioneer | News, weather and sports from Bemidji, Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Plans for 'Peace and Freedom' pollinator garden in Bemidji - Bemidji Pioneer | News, weather and sports from Bemidji, Minnesota

The Birds, Bees and Butterflies group of Bemidji is seeking help to bring a pollinator garden to town in honor of the Ukrainian’s valiant efforts for peace and freedom.

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency declares war on 'forever chemicals'; some landfills in this area contaminated - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency declares war on 'forever chemicals'; some landfills in this area contaminated

Some closed landfills in this area -- near New York Mills, Wadena, Sebeka and Barnesville -- are leaching unhealthy amounts of PFAS into the groundwater. In some cases two or three times the amount considered safe by the state Health Department