PFAS Contamination Cleanup Bill
Sector: Waste Processing and Treatment • Location: New Mexico, United States
Source: New Mexico Political Report
The New Mexico House of Representatives passed House Bill 140 to amend the Hazardous Waste Act, aiming to address PFAS contamination near military bases in the state. The bill seeks to ensure that the Department of Defense cleans up contaminated sites, particularly those affected by firefighting foams used in military training.
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Description | The New Mexico House of Representatives passed House Bill 140 to amend the Hazardous Waste Act, aiming to address PFAS contamination near military bases in the state. The bill seeks to ensure that the Department of Defense cleans up contaminated sites, particularly those affected by firefighting foams used in military training. |
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