Dartmouth College study finds high PFAS levels in Gulf of Maine seafood, posing potential health risks to New Hampshire residents.

A Dartmouth College study finds high PFAS levels in Gulf of Maine seafood, including lobster and shrimp, posing potential health risks to New Hampshire residents due to the state's high seafood consumption. PFAS, a group of synthetic chemicals linked to various health issues, can originate from emissions, everyday products, and landfills. Researchers recommend more policies to protect the public from exposure to PFAS in seafood and further studies on food webs and toxicity types.

August 28, 2024
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