Without federal rules, Lay said local and state governments could still take some action by collecting more data and identifying potential polluters. A definitive source of PFAS in Hermiston has yet to be identified. Lay said the chemicals found in the water have been linked to agriculture and data centers, two growth industries in the region.
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