PFAS researchers at Loring ask residents how they use local water sources

by Melissa Lizotte
4 years ago
Limestone residents Amanda Smith (left) and Amy Beil study maps of the U.S. Air Force's planned PFAS sampling sites at the former Loring Air Force Base. Smith and Beil are employees of Defense Finance and Accounting Services, which is located on land that used to be part of Loring. Credit: Melissa Lizotte / Aroostook Republican
Researchers are asking residents in the former Loring Air Force Base area as part of their investigation into the spread of PFAS chemicals how they have been using the local water supply.Read more.