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PFAS in Drinking Water: Vorarlberg Has Low TFA Levels According to a Study

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New measurements show that the chemical TFA is also detectable in drinking water in Vorarlberg. However, the levels are significantly below the Austrian average. Why this is the case – and why experts are still issuing warnings.
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PFAS in Drinking Water: Vorarlberg Has Low TFA Levels According to a Study

New measurements show that the chemical TFA is also detectable in drinking water in Vorarlberg. However, the levels are significantly below the Austrian average. Why this is the case – and why experts are still issuing warnings.

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vienna.at broke the news on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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