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Consumers can limit their exposure to forever chemicals: Author

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(NewsNation) — Forever chemicals are believed to be coursing through the veins of most Americans, but all is not lost, according to the co-author of a new exposé on PFAS. “There’s no way to avoid forever chemicals. It’s in virtually every American. It’s probably in you. It’s probably in me. It’s probably in everyone we know,” says Rachel Frazin, an energy and environment policy writer for The Hill and co-author of "Poisoning the Well: How Foreve…

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Consumers can limit their exposure to forever chemicals: Author

(NewsNation) — Forever chemicals are believed to be coursing through the veins of most Americans, but all is not lost, according to the co-author of a new exposé on PFAS. “There’s no way to avoid forever chemicals. It’s in virtually every American. It’s probably in you. It’s probably in me. It’s probably in everyone we know,” says Rachel Frazin, an energy and environment policy writer for The Hill and co-author of "Poisoning the Well: How Foreve…

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Alabama Supreme Court deals blow to Gadsden Water ‘forever chemicals’ suit

The Alabama Supreme Court dealt a significant blow to the Gadsden water utility’s PFAS lawsuit Friday, dismissing the utility’s claims against DuPont, one of the largest chemical companies in the world, as well as others.

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3M, DuPont Face Lawsuit Over ‘Forever Chemical’ Contamination in Georgia River - USA Herald

A Georgia environmental advocacy group and a farm owner have launched a legal battle against 3M Co., DuPont de Nemours Inc., and other key players in the state’s carpeting industry, holding them responsible for the widespread pollution of the Conasauga River with dangerous “forever chemicals.” The Allegations: Decades of PFAS Contamination In a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Georgia federal court, the Coosa River Basin Initiative, Raymond J. Perkins…

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