The Surprising History of PFAS: From Teflon to Trouble—Why Colorado Residents Should Care

Imagine a scientist, a lab, and a big ol’ canister of mystery gas. It’s 1938, and a young chemist at DuPont, is conducting some pretty exciting experiments—at least, they were supposed to be. But when he opened a canister, expecting one thing, what he found was totally unexpected: a mysterious white powder that would go […]

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The Surprising History of PFAS: From Teflon to Trouble—Why Colorado Residents Should Care

January Colorado Water News

23 Colorado Cities Must Replace Over 20,000 Lead Pipes That Could Taint Drinking Water A recent statewide survey has revealed that 23 Colorado cities, including Grand Junction, Limon, and Flagler, must replace approximately 20,000 aging lead water pipes by 2037 to prevent potential drinking water contamination. Read the full article at The Colorado Sun Additionally, […]

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January Colorado Water News