Today's hearing in Western Sydney saw governments again accused of endangering communities by failing to act on warnings about PFAS chemicals.

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Australia

Furious residents accuse government of 'reckless misconduct' at PFAS inquiry

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Australian Government

The association UFC-Que Choisir de Rouen denounces the presence of eternal pollutants, PFAS, in tap water in Sotteville-lès-Rouen and in the center of Rouen. Faced with this situation, she calls for urgent measures to protect consumers and limit the impact of these pollutants on public health.

L'association UFC-Que Choisir de Rouen dénonce la présence de polluants éternels, les PFAS, dans l'eau du robinet de Sotteville-lès-Rouen et du centre de Rouen. Face à cette situation, elle appelle à des mesures urgentes pour protéger les consommateurs et limiter l'impact de ces polluants sur la santé publique.

Présence de polluants éternels, des PFAS, dans l'eau du robinet à Rouen : l'UFC-Que Choisir tire la sonnette d'alarme

France Info

State of France

Strasbourg

Bas-Rhin

Grand Est

France

Presence of eternal pollutants, PFAS, in tap water in Rouen: the UFC-Que Choisir sounds the alarm

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The Department of Environmental Quality rescinded a permit renewal for Alpek Polyester’s Fayetteville industrial facility last year after receiving pushback related to the companies’ large 1,4-dioxane and PFAS discharges. A year later, Cape Fear Public Utility Authority described the company as a top threat to local water quality. READ MORE: CFPUA evaluating options after... Source

Port City Daily

Wilmington

New Hanover County

North Carolina

United States

Top 1,4-dioxane, PFAS polluter remains without discharge limits

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New class action says 3M sold hazardous PFAS products

The journalistic research Forever Lobbying reveals an annual cost of €100 billion caused by the contamination with PFAS. The project exposes the real cost for the environment, science and policy of PFAS pollution (i.e. toxic artificial substances used in industrial processes and consumer products) and warns that, if these persistent toxics are not prohibited, it will be a "invoice we will pay for life." For one year, the Forever Lobbying Project…

La investigación periodística Forever Lobbying desvela un coste anual de 100.000 millones de euros causados por la contaminación con PFAS. El proyecto expone el coste real para el medio ambiente, la ciencia y la política de la contaminación por PFAS (es decir, sustancias artificiales tóxicas que se utilizan en procesos industriales y en productos de consumo) y advierte que, si no se prohíben estos tóxicos persistentes, será una «factura que paga…

Furious residents accuse government of 'reckless misconduct' at PFAS inquiry

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