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Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for 'forever chemicals' | Regional - Vimarsana News

Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for 'forever chemicals' | Regional

WASHINGTON — Maryland military facilities are in the early stages of remedial investigations into “forever chemicals” that jeopardize drinking water supplies in groundwater after a September report by the Department

Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for 'forever chemicals' - Vimarsana News

Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for 'forever chemicals'

Maryland military facilities are in the early stages of remedial investigations into “forever chemicals” that jeopardize drinking water supplies in groundwater after a September report by the Department of Defense identified hundreds of military sites across the country as at risk for such chemicals.

Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for 'forever chemicals' | State - Vimarsana News

Maryland military facilities probing groundwater for 'forever chemicals' | State

WASHINGTON — Maryland military facilities are in the early stages of remedial investigations into “forever chemicals” that jeopardize drinking water supplies in groundwater after a September report by the Department

Things Are Looking Up for America's Hellbenders - Vimarsana News

Things Are Looking Up for America's Hellbenders

America's largest salamander has disappeared from much of its historic range in the eastern US, but things are starting to look up for the hellbender. A federal judge has...

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Hellbender status to be reassessed - Vimarsana News

Hellbender status to be reassessed

SUNBURY — In response to a lawsuit filed by five conservation groups — including the Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association — a federal judge ruled Wednesday, Sept. 6, that the U.S.