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  2. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances - Wikipedia

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    PFAS contamination has also resulted in disruptions to the food supply, such as closures and limits on fishing. Shorter fluorosurfactants may be less prone to accumulating in mammals; there is still some concern that they may be harmful to both humans and the environment, Suppression of information on health effects

  3. EPA: New standards will reduce PFAS toxin in drinking water ...

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    New federal drinking water standards go into effect June 25, and they could save scores of lives across the Midwest. ... can lead to health problems. The first-of-their-kind limits, and a $1 ...

  4. PFAS 'forever chemicals' are everywhere, and here's how they ...

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    The EPA has determined that exposure to "certain levels of PFAS" could cause fertility issues and high blood pressure among women; impact childhood development; interfere with the body's natural ...

  5. Are PFAS really 'forever chemicals'? It's complicated ... - AOL

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    Health concerns: PFAS contamination in south Tucson challenges historic cleanup Your lettuce is safe, most likely PFAS in contaminated soil and irrigation water can end up in food.

  6. Persistent organic pollutant - Wikipedia

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    In 2024, a worldwide study of 45,000 ground water samples found that 31% of samples contained levels of PFAS that were harmful to human health; these samples were taken from areas not near any obvious source of contamination. Soil is also contaminated and the chemicals have been found in remote areas such as Antarctica.

  7. Remediation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances - Wikipedia

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    Most sources of PFAS pollution are from firefighting, industry wastewater discharge, and landfills, and humans are generally exposed to PFAS through diet and drinking water. PFAS are associated with adverse health effects, such as cancer , decreased fertility , and impact on child development.

  8. Years after PFAS rocks Bucks County, Montcol towns, EPA sets ...

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    Eight years after PFAS contamination shuttered wells in Horsham, Warminster and Warrington, EPA sets federal drinking water limits near non-detect. ... and the dangers and known health effects of ...

  9. Timeline of events related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl ...

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    2018 The Australian National University was commissioned by the Australian Government to conduct a health study to examine patterns of PFAS contamination and potential implications for human health at Defence sites in Australia, with a focus on three sites—Williamtown in New South Wales, Oakey in Queensland and Katherine in the Northern ...