CLIFF NOTES Blood and water samples from Wilmington revealed widespread contamination with TFA, an ultra-short chain PFAS, indicating ongoing environmental exposure. Researchers traced high TFA levels in the Cape Fear River and drinking water back to emissions and discharges linked to the Chemours Fayetteville Works plant. Despite company claims of emission reductions, public officials and … Read more
CLIFF NOTES● Research links PFAS exposure to significantly higher infant mortality rates.● Increased risks include premature birth and low birth weight.● Effects were observed in communities with documented PFAS contamination.● PFAS persist in drinking water long after contamination occurs.● Reducing exposure is critical for pregnant women and infants. A new study from the University … Read more
A recent study has found that nearly all sampled beers in the United States contain PFAS—chemicals known for their persistence in the environment and links to serious health conditions. Out of 23 tested beers, only one lacked detectable levels of these so-called “forever chemicals.” Researchers examined a mix of craft beers from various states, major … Read more