PFAS are dangerous chemicals that have begun to enter the drinking water supply. They have been found in Tennessee, but necessary testing has not been done. We are bringing awareness to this issue to make the community safer.
PFAS Community Awareness team placed 5th in HOSA state! Thank you again Mr. Ashley Morris for your donation to the team. And thank you to the advisors of our chapter for making this possible! @sghhosa@wpacorp
Over 118 products sold by companies tested by Consumer Reports, high indicators of PFAS found in fast food chain packaging! Supply chain shortages prove difficult in removing these chemicals from their products.
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Environmental Protection Agency grants $2.8M to Ridgewood Water to remove PFAS from the water supply. Will reduce PFAS exposure found in local water for residence.
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The PFAS Community Awareness Team is going to HOSA State! We would like to thank Ashley Morris with WayPoint Analytical @wpacorp for making a generous donation to our team. We greatly appreciate this and will continue to push our efforts.
PFAS were created to improve the quality of non-stick commercial products. The hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties make it easy to transport the chemicals through water. PFAS are made of carbon-fluorine bonds that cannot be broken easily. Making PFAS very dangerous.