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Eternal Pollutants Detected Near the Ivry Incinerator: Increasing Health Concerns in the Parisian Suburbs
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An independent study reveals the presence of PFAS, or "eternal pollutants", in the air around Ivry-sur-Seine incinerator. Results that raise health and environmental concerns
Ivry-sur-Seine - Analyses carried out by the Dutch foundation ToxicoWatch, unveiled at the end of September, revealed the presence in the air of "eternal pollutants" or PFAS near the incinerator of Ivry-Paris 13, which in turn denounces a "disinformational approach". Built on the edge of the peripheral, on horseback on the 13th arrondissement of Paris and the city of Ivry-sur-Seine (Val-de-Marne), this incinerator of household waste is the large…
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