Newburgh offering gift cards for participating in contamination of drinking water study
Participants can earn gift cards up to $50 per adult and $75 per child.
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Nov 4, 2022, 10:36 AM
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5h agoNewburgh offering gift cards for participating in contamination of drinking water study
The City of Newburgh is urging anyone who lived in the city between 2005-2016 to sign up for the multisite PFAS Health Study.
MORE: CDC report: Newburgh reservoir polluted by firefighting foam used at Stewart Air National Guard base
They say information from the study will lead to better understanding the impacts of PFAS contamination of drinking water on the health of affected communities.
Participants can earn gift cards up to $50 per adult and $75 per child.
For more information, click here.
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