EPA quietly backtracks on claims US has phased out toxic Pfas compounds

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The Guardian Business	EPA quietly backtracks on claims US has phased out toxic Pfas compounds	Agency changes wording on website as Texas-based chemical firm continues manufacture of plastic containersThe Environmental Protection Agency has quietly backtracked on a claim that the US has phased	18 Oct, 12:00	18 Oct, 13:00	0m	theguardian.com	First

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