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Bill to ban ‘forever chemicals’ in consumer products moves forward at Vt. Statehouse

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The bill passed the House earlier this month and was taken up last week by the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare

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Bill to ban ‘forever chemicals’ in consumer products moves forward at Vt. Statehouse

The bill passed the House earlier this month and was taken up last week by the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare

·Burlington, United States
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Most people unaware of ‘forever chemicals’

A new YouGov survey, commissioned by the UK’s leading ocean membership charity, the Marine Conservation Society, has revealed public concern over the impact of PFAS, commonly known as ‘forever chemicals,’ on both the environment and human health. However, the findings also indicate that awareness of these chemicals remains relatively low among the UK public with 57% of respondents knowing nothing about forever chemicals, and even more (63%) know…

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WCAX-TV broke the news in Burlington, United States on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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