Exposing Forever Chemicals: PFAS Contamination in Maine (Part 2)

[@savage22bolt32]

it would be great if the date this was recorded was shown in the description.

[@manie3232]

And they are still making PFAS chemicals. They are not even regulated by the EPA!! Our EPA like many other regulatory agencies have been hijacked by the industries they are meant to regulate. It's called "Agency Capture".

[@projectmalus]

Twenty to thirty years for large scale decontamination. Is there PFAS in floating row covers I wonder? Not that it seems to matter if the stuff moves thru the air and moisture. Thanks for the great presentation.

[@wendycox1375]

All the companies involved should be paying for all of this. There is no safe levels of these chemicals.

[@savage22bolt32]

For the past 40 years, I've been using my grandma's cast iron pan. It's at least 90 years old by now. Never in my house have we used a magical "non-stick" fry pan, & I taught my kids to use cast iron or stainless steel only. I wonder though, if these molecules are non-reactive, why don't they just pass right through us? What is the harm?

[@manie3232]

I heard they are attracted to lipids and stay in the body for years. So they disrupt our bodily functions and cause cancer.

[@liefronson3634]

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