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“PFAS farm grants should be allowed to pay affected farmers directly, replace income, compensate for contaminated farmland or farm products, and cover disposal or removal costs when testing shows contamination.”
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“Federal PFAS farm programs should have clear funding, fair distribution, and enough oversight to show whether the money is helping.”
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“The federal government should help farms deal with PFAS pollution when it harms land, water, products, or income.”
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“PFAS farm grants should help contaminated farms buy equipment, improve facilities, clean up, dispose of contaminated material, switch production, use new technology, plan new income, or consider moving operations to different farmland.”
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“USDA farm PFAS response should be authorized for up to $500 million from fiscal years 2026 through 2029, with at least 30 percent set aside for governments with fewer than 3 million people and priority for direct help to farmers with PFAS-related losses.”
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“Governments receiving PFAS farm grants should report each year to USDA and Congress on how they spent the money, whether they followed their funding plans, and what additional needs farmers identified.”
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“USDA should give PFAS farm-response grants to states, D.C., territories, and Indian Tribes, with eligibility based on unsafe PFAS in farm soil or production water and with applicants explaining how they would use and oversee the money.”
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“USDA should create an internal task force to review how USDA programs handle PFAS on farms, evaluate what to do when PFAS is found on farms already in USDA programs, and advise governments responding to farm PFAS contamination.”
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