Environment
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Maine Becomes First State to Ban Harmful "Forever Chemicals" on All Products
Maine is the very first state in the United States and the first government in the world to prohibit the hazardous chemicals per- and polyfluoroalkyl, or PFAS, which are infamous for not degrading readily in the environment and may linger in a person's body for decades after exposure.
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