Arizona Expands Restrictions on PFAS Firefighting Foams, Effective 2029
July 10, 2026
Arizona expands restrictions on firefighting foams with PFAS, aiming to reduce contamination; law effective by 2029.
Arizona expands restrictions on firefighting foams with PFAS, aiming to reduce contamination; law effective by 2029.
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