The race to destroy the toxic 'forever chemicals' polluting our world

As countries work to ban more and more PFAS, focus is shifting to how to remove the ones already out there"Forever chemicals" are in our drinking water sources, sea foam and spray, rain and groundwater, sea ice, and even human blood - so now efforts are increasing to detect, remove and destroy them.With increasing evidence linking per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) with cancers, birth defects and negative effects on the immune systems of humans and animals, pressure is growing to restrict these handy waterproofing chemicals that are in everything from Teflon pans and medical devices to cosmetics and pizza boxes. Continue reading...