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PFOA vs. PFAS vs. PFOS: What’s the Difference?
Despite the ban, people still encounter PFOA by drinking contaminated water, eating fish and other foods that come from contaminated water, or handling imported goods that contain the chemical.
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EPA Releases Draft Risk Assessment to Advance Scientific Understanding of PFOA and PFOS in Biosolids
The U.S. EPA has released a draft risk assessment, or scientific evaluation of the potential human health risks associated ...
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High Levels of Dangerous ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in California’s Most-Used Insecticide
“I can’t imagine anything that could make these products any more dangerous than ... was found to also contain 510 parts-per-trillion (ppt) perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and 680 ppt ...
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Daybreak Jan. 15: EPA warns of risks from PFAS-contaminated farm products
EPA has released a draft risk assessment that says using PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge on farms may expose growers and ...
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Flea-Control Products Found to Be Infested With Forever Chemicals
Popular flea and tick products were sent to a certified lab, which found that: Frontline Plus for Dogs, a popular topical flea and tick product, contains 2,390 parts per ... health advisory for two ...