Brad Pfaff: “They should be able to go to their faucet, turn it on, and…”

“I'll tell you, this is what the common ground is. Common ground is that regardless of where someone may live, regardless of their political background or their socioeconomic background, They should be able to go to their faucet, turn it on, and get drinking water that is PFAS free. In order to do that, we need to make sure that we set a groundwater standard in this state. We. We need to make sure that we got water quality monitoring, water quality testing.” (07:20–07:28)

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