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N.J. continues to lead nation in combating ‘forever chemicals’ | Opinion Original

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By Ed Potosnak, Jacquelyn A. Suárez
| NJ.com Verified
The 1960s brought major advances in technology, medicine and firefighting. One of those innovations was aqueous film-forming foam, or AFFF, developed by the U.S. Navy and 3M Co. to combat fuel fires. The foam relied on perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, to quickly extinguish flames and prevent reignition, a particular concern aboard ships.
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Jack Ciattarelli is wrong for the environment and wrong for New Jersey | Opinion

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By Ed Potosnak
| NorthJersey.com Verified
3-minute read Ed Potosnak Special to the USA TODAY Network As New Jersey voters ready to choose our next governor, the stakes could not be higher. Even while federal environmental protections are being rolled back at each turn, the impacts of climate change are hitting New Jersey harder than ever. The floods keep getting worse, the summers keep getting hotter and the wildfires have been out of control.
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Jack Ciattarelli is wrong for the environment and wrong for New Jersey | Opinion

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By Ed Potosnak
| Burlington County Times Verified
3-minute read Ed Potosnak Special to the USA TODAY Network As New Jersey voters ready to choose our next governor, the stakes could not be higher. Even while federal environmental protections are being rolled back at each turn, the impacts of climate change are hitting New Jersey harder than ever. The floods keep getting worse, the summers keep getting hotter and the wildfires have been out of control.
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