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We must mitigate the spread of PFAS on Brunswick Landing

BACSE demands a construction pause at Brunswick Landing amid ongoing PFAS contamination, citing outdated studies and lack of oversight after a firefighting-foam release in August 2024.

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The August 2024 release of firefighting foam continues to cast a dark shadow over health, safety and new development at the site.

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We must mitigate the spread of PFAS on Brunswick Landing

The August 2024 release of firefighting foam continues to cast a dark shadow over health, safety and new development at the site.

·Maine, United States
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in Portland, United States on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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