alt Hacker NewsThe point for the lay reader is that the pollution has reached extremely remote places, so the stuff is absolutely pervasive and/or the method of travel should concern us.
The point for the lay reader is that the pollution has reached extremely remote places, so the stuff is absolutely pervasive and/or the method of travel should concern us.
And my point still remains that people don’t even care that it’s in their tap water, to-go food containers, and dental floss.
The research is academically interesting, but immaterial to actually doing anything about the issue of PFAS.