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$10M in PFAS settlement funds released by Wisconsin finance committee

"We streamlined the process to pass this relief plan only nine business days after the DNR's official request," Wimberger said. Tyco was accused of releasing PFAS and polluting the land and water around one of its facilities near Marinette and Peshtigo.

$10M in PFAS settlement funds released by Wisconsin finance committee

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"We streamlined the process to pass this relief plan only nine business days after the DNR's official request," Wimberger said.

Tyco was accused of releasing PFAS and polluting the land and water around one of its facilities near Marinette and Peshtigo.

Tony Evers pointing fingers at each other over a delay in the funding.

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"We streamlined the process to pass this relief plan only nine business days after the DNR's official request," Wimberger said. Tyco was accused of releasing PFAS and polluting the land and water around one of its facilities near Marinette and Peshtigo. Tony Evers pointing fingers at each other over a delay in the funding.

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Tony Evers pointing fingers at each other over a delay in the funding. In the settlement, Tyco was required to pay the state $10 million and "assist in remediating PFAS in the impacted zone, monitor water reports throughout the cleanup process, and offer and provide safe drinking water to households in the affected area."

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