Pentagon Delays PA PFAS Cleanup to 2043: Cancer Claims Still Open

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The Pentagon quietly pushed PFAS cleanup at Pennsylvania military bases to 2043—a 13-year delay. But residents near Horsham, Willow Grove, and Warminster with cancer diagnoses still have active legal claims. Discover why 99% of tested residents have PFAS in their blood. Website: https://papfaslawsuit.com/

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