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Politics : View from the Center and Left Texas Annex
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From: S. maltophilia5/14/2025 5:35:03 PM
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..... House Bill 1674, introduced by Rep. Helen Kerwin, R-Cleburne, aims to regulate the use of fertilizers made from treated sewage, also known as biosolids, by requiring regular testing for PFAS — a group of long-lasting, harmful chemicals often called “forever chemicals.”

Supporters of the bill say it would protect agricultural land and the nation’s food supply from dangerous chemicals that don’t break down and are linked to health problems including cancer, birth defects, liver damage, and immune system disorders. However, opponents — including wastewater utilities — say the measure lacks clarity and could drive up disposal costs of biosolids without offering other alternatives to get rid of the sludge......

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