PFAS are a vast group of human-made chemicals that are called “forever” chemicals for a reason – they don’t break down and can impact people’s health. They’re found in countless products, from firefighting foam to fabric and cookware, and they’ve made their way into drinking water sources in many Wisconsin communities.
Now, the Department of Natural Resources is investigating how much PFAS are present in Wisconsin’s soil.
Crews are collecting samples from 150 sites across the state, including on Milwaukee’s north side.
Zach Henderson and Luke Reuteman are looking for the right spot to dig within Havenwoods State Forest…