Study Reveals Ineffectiveness of PFAS Cleanup Efforts

A study by the Forever Pollution Project, coordinated by Le Monde, indicates that less than 2% of PFAS 'forever chemical' emissions can be removed from the environment, even with massive investments, highlighting the urgent need for stricter emission limits.

7 Jul, 14:43 — 7 Jul, 14:43

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PFAS: Less than 2% of emissions could be removed from environment, even with massive investments

A study by scientists and journalists from the Forever Pollution Project, coordinated by Le Monde, reveals that cleanup efforts are largely ineffective and highlights the urgent need for strict limits on emissions.

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PFAS: Less than 2% of emissions could be removed from environment, even with massive investments

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