STUDY LINKS HIGHER PFAS LEVELS TO TOXIC HAZARDS AND LIMITED FRESH-FOOD ACCESS
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✍️ New research finds that people living near "superfund" sites, industrial polluters, and areas with limited access to fresh food have higher levels of toxic PFAS "forever chemicals" in their blood.
👉 Those living near superfund sites and industrial polluters have higher levels of PFAS in their blood 👉 Those with limited access to fresh food have higher levels of PFAS in their blood 👉 Diet is a contributing factor to higher PFAS levels in neighborhoods with limited fresh food access 👉 Improving access to fresh foods could help lower PFAS blood levels 👉 PFAS can be found in air pollution, dust, and food packaging
-- #SherlockLi #SouthernCalifornia #Environment
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