PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ are widespread and threaten human health – here’s a strategy for protecting the public

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📌 FACT CHECK SUMMARY (with sources) 1. Forever chemicals (PFAS) really do persist in the environment and don’t break down easily. That’s why scientists call them forever. They’re everywhere: water, soil, animals, people. Many people have them in their blood. 2. PFAS are being released now, not just stuck in history. Tests show millions of water systems contaminated and tens of thousands of likely pollution sources. 3. They do biomagnify in food chains, meaning toxins can concentrate up the dinn

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