This Alabama resident is calling out McDonald’s for PFAS—and 70,000 people agree

By fitzstevensNovember 5, 2020November 9th, 2020PFAS in the news

Chemical plants that make toxic PFAS used in food packaging can pollute surrounding waterways that provide drinking water. Brenda Hampton is working to protect her neighbors. Read more…

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