“At a summit in Exeter last week, residents and EPA officials met to discuss a class of industrial chemicals known as PFAS. It was the first of several sessions addressing concerns about these toxic substances, which have been linked to cancer, among other health problems. In New Hampshire, these chemicals have been found at high levels at several sites, including Pease International Tradeport and the Saint Gobain plastics factory in Merrimack, prompting concern among nearby communities. State and Federal officials promised action…
GUESTS:
- Clark Freise, Assistant commissioner of the N.H. Department of Environmental Services.
- Annie Ropeik, Energy and environment reporter for NHPR.
Read some of Annie Ropeik’s recent coverage here.”
See the original article and listen to the conversation here.