Flanked by the bills’ Republican co-authors and representatives of communities affected by PFAS pollution, Gov. Tony Evers on Monday signs into law two measures to spend more than $125 million to address the contamination in Wisconsin waterways.
Mitchell Schmidt, State JournalAfter sitting untouched for years, more than $130 million to address “forever chemical” contaminants in Wisconsin waterways will finally be spent under laws signed Monday by Gov. Tony Evers.
Flanked by the bills’ Republican co-authors and representatives of communities affected by PFAS pollution, Gov. Tony Evers on Monday signs into law two measures to spend more than $125 million to address the contamination in Wisconsin waterways.
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The Democratic governor also signed measures into law to increase child trafficking penalties and limit the use of drones in various circumstances.
Flanked by the bills’ Republican co-authors and representatives of communities affected by PFAS pollution, Gov. Tony Evers on Monday signs into law two measures to spend more than $125 million to address the contamination in Wisconsin waterways.
Flanked by the bills’ Republican co-authors and representatives of communities affected by PFAS pollution, Gov. Tony Evers on Monday signs into law two measures to spend more than $125 million to address the contamination in Wisconsin waterways.
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