Study finds chemicals in drinking water
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Study finds chemicals in drinking water
PFAS, sometimes called "forever" chemicals, aren't federally regulated and may have adverse health effects.
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SOLVED: What are the most common Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) species found in water? Are PFAS still used for industrial manufacture? If not, are there any substitutes for them?
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😣 They are called “forever chemicals“. PFAS (or per and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a family of man made chemicals. They can be found in microwave popcorn bags, nonstick cookware, plastic water, bottles, cleaning products, stain resistant coatings, food packaging, fire, fighting foam… a lot of places! These forever chemicals can make their way into the water supply by factory, runoff, from the landfills, fire fighter, training sites… And they can leach into the soil, and eventually make the
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