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"The PFAS Crisis Would Not Have Existed if the States Had Regulated Industrial Activities": Interview with Journalist Stéphane Horel

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While PFAS was an acronym unknown to the general public until recently, the work of a European team of journalists helped to raise awareness of the health crisis linked to these eternal pollutants and the lobbyism that made it possible. "World" journalist Stéphane Horel tells of the emergence of a global scandalJournalist in the World, Stéphane Horel was on Wednesday at the University of Lausanne to present his impressive research, conducted wit…

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While PFAS was an acronym unknown to the general public until recently, the work of a European team of journalists helped to raise awareness of the health crisis linked to these eternal pollutants and the lobbyism that made it possible. "World" journalist Stéphane Horel tells of the emergence of a global scandalJournalist in the World, Stéphane Horel was on Wednesday at the University of Lausanne to present his impressive research, conducted wit…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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