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Montana Urged to Act on Forever Chemicals | Bozeman News
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Montanans are being urged to demand stricter rules on “forever chemicals” — PFAS — that linger in the environment and accumulate in wildlife and water supplies, including the Yellowstone River. Experts warn these chemicals, prized for their durability, are linked to thyroid cancer and are already forcing costly water system upgrades in Kalispell. Inspired by Minnesota’s “Amara’s Law,” which phased out PFAS products without causing shortages, activists are pushing for Montana to act before the 2027 legislative session. Now’s the time to contact lawmakers and attend public meetings to demand accountability and protection for your community’s water and health.
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