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Northwest Georgia textile mill agrees to stop using PFAS, reduce water pollution - WTVC
Northwest Georgia textile mill agrees to stop using PFAS, reduce water pollution | WTVC
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Fossil fuels — coal, oil and natural gas, primarily — remain the dominant energy sources for much of the world, with their accompanying infrastructure of mines, drilling and production wells, pipelines and various forms of transportation. But they have become more problematic as governments struggle to address climate change and pivot to energy sources that do not result in carbon dioxide emissions.