Environmental Working Group

Our new report shows that previous estimates of the number of Americans exposed to PFAS chemicals were dramatically underestimated. Of the tap water samples from 44 places across 31 states and the District of Columbia, only one location had no detectable PFAS chemicals. Even more alarming, the highest levels of PFAS were found at an elementary school! Check out the full report and find tips to help protect your family from PFAS chemicals.

New research from EWG has found PFAS chemicals, commonly called “forever chemicals,” in the drinking water of dozens of U.S. cities. Nearly all Americans’ blood is polluted with PFAS chemicals, which have been linked to cancer and other serious diseases.

Our new report shows that previous estimates of the number of Americans exposed to PFAS chemicals were dramatically underestimated. Of the tap water samples from 44 places across 31 states and the District of Columbia, only one location had no detectable PFAS chemicals. Even more alarming, the highest levels of PFAS were found at an elementary school!

Check out the full report and find tips to help protect your family from PFAS chemicals below:

PFAS contamination spreads
PFAS found in 31 states and DC

 

 

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