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Eastern New Mexico's PFAS Problem

In August 2018, the Air Force revealed there were PFAS in the soils and waters below Cannon Air Force Base. More than two years later, dairy farmers like Art Schaap are still waiting for relief, the drinking water utility in Clovis has shut down drinking water wells, and the military and the state of New Mexico are locked in legal battle over cleanup. Meanwhile, New Mexicans are footing the bill for more water studies to learn where the toxic chemicals are and how they're moving. And as groundwater levels continue to drop—due to decades of overpumping of the Ogallala Aquifer—the federal government is building a pipeline to bring more water to the region from the Canadian River and Ute Lake. -- Want more New Mexico in Focus?  Subscribe for new videos:    / @nminfocus   Visit our website: https://www.newmexicopbs.org/producti... Connect with us:  Facebook -   / nminfocus   Twitter - @NMinFocus -   / nminfocus   Instagram -   / newmexicopbs   Join the conversation with: #NMinFocus