PFAS are increasingly prevalent in our daily lives. They can be found in numerous places, including non-stick metal cookware, spill-resistance sprays, firefighting foams (anti-film forming foam, [AFFF]), and even some drinking water sources. While many countries have banned the use and manufacture of certain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances because of their adverse health effects and extreme persistence in the environment, newly modified PFAS compounds are registered constantly, and manufacturing sites have relocated to where there are fewer restrictions. Download now to learn more.
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