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George H. MilletlDY-Dyneonl3M]US@3M-Corporate
James 8 SakelUS- Corporat MIUS@3N-Corporate James B. StakeiUS-CorporateJ3M/US@3M-Corporate JJayoVe. KyHeRragodUASUCSoCrporantspMoIUrSs@StHCroCropsroprUoartSe Jay V. Ihlenfeld/US-Corporate/3M/US@3M~Oorporate
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John R. Allison/LA-LegalfJMIUS@JM-Corporate
Kalherine E. Reed/US-Corporate/3MIUS@3M-Corporate
Lamy AWonding/UsCorpora SUIS G3 Corporate Larry A. WendlingfUS-Corporate/JMIUS@3M-Corporate NLairhyo.eAiZ8SboontUo3raCloUrSpCoorrporNatUeSMQUSMECoICrMoporrpaotreote Larry R. ZobelfUS-CorporateiJMfUS@JM-Corporate
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areas show I:hat trace amounts are harmless to humans, company officials said Tuesday.
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leaked into groundwater
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from sites in Woodbury
and
and
Lake Elmo.
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animals were exposed to extremely high doses For 28 days.
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inking water of Woodbury, the did not cause harm -- and found
drinking water of Woodbury, the
biggest it to be
biggest
city where i has been detected 420,000 times higher than the level
city where it has been detected.
of
PFBA
in
the
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have
have
to
to
dink drink
500,000
500,000
glasses
glasses
of
of
water
water
per
per
day
day
tto
reach
reach
the
the
threshold
threshold
indicated by the tests.
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members of the Minnesota House Environment and Natural Resources Finance Committee that
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PFBA posed no harm -- and fleided questions from lawmakers
PFBA posed no harm -- and fielded questions f~om lawmakers.
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filter or tap water?" Rep. Denny McNamara, R-Hastings, asked a panel of 3M executives.
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president for environmental, health and safety operations.
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and
and
verbally
verbally
sparred
sparred
with
with
executives
executives
of
of
the
the
Maplewood-based company.
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on
on
bottied
bottled
water
water
or
or
on
on
fitration
filtration
systems?"
systems?"
asked Rep. Karla Bigham, DFL-Cottage Grove.
Countered Reed: "The truth s, the water is safe to rink now."
Countered Reed: "[he truth is, the water is safe to drink now."
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Minnesota drinking water from its current t part per billion (ppb) limit in half, to 0.5 ppb.
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we
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should
do
do
something," Bigham said. "This is not OK. The sit-and-wait approach is not OK."
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Grove,
had
had
level
levels
twiceashigh
twice as high
as
as
the t ppb guideline -- which she called twice as dangerous.
`Should tbe 31 responsivity, she asked, o provide residents with botied water?
Shouldn't it be 3M's responsibility, she asked, to provide residents with bottled water?
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lifetime of drinking it, he said -- but twice the amount might well be acceptable as well.
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afford.
"What do 1 tell my constituents?" Swais asked.
"What do I tell my constituenLs?" Swails asked.
"Is probably not the best way to spend your money," Stine responded.
"It's plobably not the best way to spend your money," Stine responded.
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making Teflon and Sotchgard stain repellent; PFBA is a member of the same group of chemicals.
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Agency
Agency
said
said
some
some
PFCs are "likely carcinogens" in high doses in laboratory animals.
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extending city water to some homes in Lake Elmo.
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State ofl hae never sad PFA was Haris, uk thy have 4 poses no inmate State officials have never said PFBA was harmless, but they have said it poses no immediale Be en Toe ampere eects of FE on ce PC i i the health threat. The longer-term effects of PFBA and other PFCs are being studied by 3N and the FAEPA. Sta can b reached tbh ponespres com or 651-226-5432, Bob Shaw can be reached at bshaw@pioneerpress.com or 651-228-5433.
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Rep. Karla Bigham was Geary frustrated at hearing contrasting opinions abot Rep. Karla Bigham was clearly frustrated after hearing contrasting opinions about he danger posed by IM chemical in cast metro drinking water, Why should he the danger posed by 3M chemicals in east metro drinking water. Why shouldn't the company provide bated waor titereing Systems 0 affected residents unl mors 5 Kcknnooomwwpnna,,nttyhheperCCoovotitdttaeaggbeeoGGttrlreoodvveewaDDtFFeLLreeorrr aafissltkkeeeriddngttwwsooys33tMMemeesxxeetcocuuattififvveeecssteaadtt aarellseeidggieissnllatasttiivuveenthhileeamarroiinrnegg is Tuesday, Iuesday. "Ting wate is safe drink as it curtanly exists, and supplying an allemative Supply, "The water is safe to drink as it currently exists, and supplying an alternative supply,
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Dr. Larry Zobel.
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private and public wells.
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between 1956 and 1974.
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the attomey general is considering egal acon related he pollution. But two aM the attorney general is considering legal action related to the pollution. But two 3M vice presidents tol egisalors thal residents have no need 1o worry about the levels vice presidents told legislators that residents have no need to worry about the levels of hios perorochemcats nthe water of three peffluorochemicals in their water
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chemicals. When asked if she would
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water
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in cities where the chemicals
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low levels, was free of risk.
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