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Dear friend,

A class of hazardous chemicals known as PFAS, or "forever chemicals" is rapidly contaminating water and people across the U.S. These chemicals are used in cookware, clothing and even in food packaging. But they’ve been linked to serious health effects, like hormone disruption and cancer.

PFAS chemicals are the subject of "Dark Waters," the new feature film from Participant Media and Focus Features. The film is based on the true story of environmental lawyer Rob Bilott who took on DuPont after he uncovered evidence the company knowingly dumped toxic PFAS chemicals into drinking water in and around Parkersburg, W.Va.

EWG is partnering with Participant Media to raise awareness of the PFAS contamination crisis and to stop the spread of these toxic chemicals. Please be sure to head out to see "Dark Waters" and check out the links below to learn more about "forever chemicals":

Guide to Avoiding PFAS
Fight Forever Chemicals!

 

 

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