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swhelan_tn OP t1_is0ecyg wrote

Find the interactive map of presumed PFAS contamination sites here, and the original paper here

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Aardark235 t1_is3e7ed wrote

Let’s see this analysis for acrylamide contamination in bakeries and coffee shops. Go to California and every item has a cancer warning.

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HansPGruber t1_is3g6xk wrote

My relatives lived near one of these sites. Rare blood disease, cancers, birth defects all happened!

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Foss44 t1_is3q40s wrote

The city I grew up in has (as of this summer) 7/9 wells/aquifer access points contaminated with PFAS to a point that they’re currently unusable. We’re in the Northern Midwest, a climate sanctuary, yet still struggle with getting our most abundant local resource.

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sfzombie13 t1_is7q4wf wrote

they missed a bunch of them in wv, pfas and worse. i know some places where they were driving stakes in the ground to nail concrete form supports to and they caught on fire. they had to bring in concrete barriers to nail to. not sure what that was but it can't be good.

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