… and the DNR could come after them and hold them accountable for pollutants in the general area. Hold on a second. But they probably should do that, right? Or not. The DNR allows people to spread biosolids with PFAS on our farmland right now at a level that we find people for. So make that make sense in the world. But back to the original points. Let's say, farmer, over the years you've been spreading solids. You didn't even know what PFAS were. (14:41–14:51)
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Asserts that the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) permits spreading biosolids with PFAS at levels that incur fines.
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