Exposing Forever Chemicals: PFAS Contamination in Maine (Part 1)

[@heidinova6883]

I'm glad they're bringing light to this, people still seem to be so unaware. My mother owns a saltwater reef/aquarium business in Fairfield and the DEP actually contacted her and found crazy amounts of PFAS in our well because we were close to a farm. These chemicals do not biodegrade.

[@bobgreene2892]

Thanks to UNE for revealing the dangerous levels of contamination in this area. Obviously, the problem won't go away by itself, though some industries wish it would.

[@eloisebush4595]

About 20yrs.ago a friend of mine told me there was an unidentified vehicle out in the county near his home was dumping some liquid in the ditch along the road at nite????why at nite???? The small town was maybe 1,000 population.way up here in northern Minnesota.😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

Very informative and important video. Thumbs up! 👍

[@JamesFox1]

Thank You !!!

[@dferrantiJfr]

Disposal of forever chems or any toxic chems are very expensive then to store them. An opinion should arise to investigate the storage units and the corporations using and producing in order to find the TRAIL of their disposals. Many home and cleaning products, as well as packaged foods have this obvious smell in the grocery stores and packages when opened and using. They are corrosive at minimum.

[@joelkoo2550]

2:52 and 1:17:20

[@eloisebush4595]

Only god can clean up the mess.😮😮😮😢😢😢

[@simonmasters3295]

We all need to play a part

[@savage22bolt32]

so we're doomed. I can't stand listening to cracking vocal fry, so had to check out at around the 30 minute point.

[@reddyandre]

Wow. Not an impressive panel.