The Wisconsin Senate approved bipartisan PFAS funding bills on Tuesday, March 17, that send aid to communities impacted by contamination and move the legislation to Gov. Tony Evers for final approval.

The bills now go to Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. Republicans and Evers have long clashed over how to address PFAS pollution.

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The Wisconsin Senate passed two bills that set the framework for spending $133 million to address PFAS contamination and protect so-called innocent landowners. They now head to Gov. Tony Evers for his ...

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The Wisconsin Senate passed two bills that set the framework for spending $133 million to address PFAS contamination and protect so-called innocent landowners. They now head to Gov. Tony Evers for his ...