I recently read this Propublica article on the decades-long scandal of manufacturing companies concealing the toxicity of PFAS — a group of chemicals used in our cookware and food packaging and dumped into our water. Maybe some of you have have been following this for awhile, but for me, the scale of wrongdoing by companies who remain so powerful and prosperous came as a shock. I remember hearing that Teflon was linked to cancer, and we swapped out our nonsticks for ceramic awhile ago, but I didn’t realize how ubiquitous the chemicals were and that it wasn’t until
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I recently read this Propublica article on the decades-long scandal of manufacturing companies concealing the toxicity of PFAS — a group of chemicals used in our cookware and food packaging and dumped into our water. Maybe some of you have have been following this for awhile, but for me, the scale of wrongdoing by companies who remain so powerful and prosperous came as a shock. I remember hearing that Teflon was linked to cancer, and we swapped out our nonsticks for ceramic awhile ago, but I didn’t realize how ubiquitous the chemicals were and that it wasn’t until