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Heather Stapleton quoted in article about Pittsboro, NC drinking water containing unregulated chemicals

Published September 26, 2019

The Daily Tar Heel - 'Pittsboro's water supply contains unregulated chemicals with unknown effects'

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  • haw river
  • Stapleton
  • Project 2

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Published September 26, 2019

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DUSRC Scientists, Lee Ferguson and Abbey Joyce, Analyze PFAS Nanoparticles

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Published September 24, 2018

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