There is no way to avoid exposure to PFAS chemicals because they are found in regular household goods that we use every day.
Harley Rouda: “There is no way to avoid exposure to PFAS chemicals because they are found in regular household goods that we use every…”
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Rouda highlights the ubiquitous presence of PFAS in everyday products.
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