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Are thousands of Americans being poisoned by PFAS in their tap water?

MINNEAPOLIS — EPA Administrator Michael Regan last month made one of his agency's strongest statements to date about the danger of "forever chemicals." New restrictions on those pollutants in drinking water would "prevent thousands of deaths and prevent tens of thousands of serious PFAS-related illnesses," Regan said.

Tribune News Service

How a major chemical company is moving into the future while reckoning with a dangerous legacy

Does the world's tech present—and future—require PFAS?

Fortune

EPA plans to limit toxic forever chemicals in drinking water for the first time

CHICAGO — Water utilities will be required to routinely test for toxic forever chemicals, and spend billions upgrading treatment plants to filter them, under the first-ever national limits intended to protect Americans from widespread threats to human health and the environment.

Chicago Tribune

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Brummel’s Blazer V2 Keeps Riders Both Safe And Stylish

Brummell introduces the Blazer V2, a single-breasted jacket that suits both business and play with Dupont Kevlar protection and a stylish cut.

RideApart

Justice Dept. sues Louisiana polluters

"EPA is finally treating this health crisis for what it is — an emergency"

Salon

Top shots from latest high school basketball action

High school hoops highlights from around the country.

USA Today Sports Media Group

US justice department sues two companies over pollution in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’

Japanese company Denka, along with US chemicals giant DuPont, have operated the plant that produces cancer-causing chloroprene

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The inside story of how Nelson Peltz got his way at Disney—and his detailed plan for a rebound

His turnaround playbook helped rescue P&G and Heinz. Now the tenacious reformer wants Disney to tackle unprofitable brands, huge overhead, and do away with "matrix" management.

Fortune

What are PFAS, how toxic are they and how do you become exposed?

Everything you need to know about ‘forever chemicals’ detected in air, water, soils, sediments and rain

The Guardian - UK

After 30 years of research, pill developed at Duke for breast cancer approved for use

After six years of painful injections, Stephanie Walker has had enough.

Tribune News Service

Bills to regulate toxic ‘forever chemicals’ died in Congress – with Republican help

Lobbying industry flexed muscle to ensure bills that aimed to set stricter standards on PFAS compounds went nowhere

The Guardian - US

Despite 3M’s phase-out, problem of cleaning up PFAS remains

3M announced in mid-December that it's phasing out a family of harmful chemicals, but they're not going away.

Tribune News Service

British Gear Specialist RST Introduces The Stylish Loadout Hoodie

British gear maker RST has launched the new Loadout motorcycle jacket in streetwear style. It incorporates Kevlar fabric, as well as all-weather protection.

RideApart

Charlie Chaplin movie from 1928 'proves time travel is real' as woman has 'mobile phone'

A Charlie Chaplin film from 1928 seemingly 'proves time travel is real' after movie lovers spotted a woman in the background of a scene holding a 'mobile phone'

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World Cup image 'proves time travel is real' as 'flip phone' spotted after 1962 final

Conspiracy theorists have claimed that 'time travel is real' after a 'flip phone' was spotted in an image from the World Cup final in 1962, as Brazil beat Czechoslovakia 3-1

Daily Mirror

Man 'holding a mobile phone to his ear' in 1930s pic 'proves time travel is real'

A man 'holding a mobile phone to his ear' has been spotted in an eerie image from the 1930s, leading conspiracy theorists to draw the conclusion that time travel is real

Benzinga

US Government May Liquidate Around $4.4B Bitcoin, Cyber Specialists Flag Twitter's Misinformation Concerns, Tesla's Model S, Model X Recall: Top Stories Tuesday, Nov. 08

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Daily Record

Footage 'proves time travel exists' as woman captured 'chatting on mobile phone' in 1938

In the clip, a woman is seen walking towards the camera carrying what looks like a mobile phone

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Irish Mirror

Unearthed footage from 1938 'proves time travellers exist' as woman is captured 'chatting on phone'

In the film clip of people walking towards the camera, one young woman can be seen holding something to the side of her head, which looks suspiciously similar to a mobile phone

Benzinga

Downsizing At Twitter After Musk Takeover, Big Pharma Chains To Pay $14B In Opioid Claims, Tesla Shutters 1st Showroom In China: Top Stories Wednesday, Nov. 02

Reuters

Daily Mirror

Footage from 1938 ‘proves time travellers exist’ as woman captured ‘chatting on phone’

In the film clip of people walking towards the camera, one young woman can be seen holding something to the side of her head, which looks suspiciously similar to a mobile phone

Salon

EPA calls out environmental racism

The EPA accused Louisiana regulators of neglecting Black residents’ concerns about toxic air pollution

ABC News

Mick Tisbury's 12-year fight to protect firefighters from PFAS toxic foam contamination

For over a decade, Mick Tisbury fought to expose the extent of an alarming chemical contamination scandal. Then, with no medical training, the firefighter found an ingenious solution to help those who’d been exposed.

The Guardian - US

Polluters could pay billions in fines for PFAS cleanup under new Biden plan

The Environmental Protection Agency wants to include two common ‘forever chemicals’ in Superfund law

The Independent UK

Company: Legal settlement puts Okefenokee mine back on track

A company seeking to mine in southeast Georgia near the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp says the project is back on track after a federal agency reversed a June decision that had temporarily blocked it

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