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What are PFAS and why are they a concern for children? PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic “forever chemicals” that do not break down easily and can build up in the bo …

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For expecting mothers, the concern is more than environmental—it’s biological. Studies show PFAS can cross the placenta, meaning exposure during pregnancy may directly affect a developing …

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Plastics used in single-use bottles, packaging, textiles, and household materials break down into microplastics now found in drinking water, food, and indoor air. What can we do to protect our childre …

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Microplastics are now being detected in drinking water sources around the world, prompting a common question: can boiling water remove them? The short answer is no. Boiling water alone does not remove …

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Does it feel like the term microplastics in drinking water is suddenly everywhere? You are not imagining it. For years, plastic pollution felt like a distant ocean problem. Microplastics are no longer …

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Health Risks, EPA Limits and How to Remove Them Over 100 million Americans could be drinking forever chemicals every day. Find out what they are and how you can protect your family from contaminated t …

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