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Study finds "forever chemicals" in treated wastewater may contaminate water for 23 million Americans.
A new study reveals that "forever chemicals," or PFAS, found in treated wastewater, may contaminate drinking water for about 23 million Americans.
These chemicals, which do not break down easily, were detected in water samples from eight large wastewater treatment plants across the US, even with advanced treatment technologies.
Researchers warn that climate change could worsen the issue as droughts reduce natural water sources, increasing reliance on treated wastewater.
The study also found that 92% of the hazardous compounds discovered were unregulated, including other PFAS and pharmaceuticals.
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Estudio encuentra "productos químicos para siempre" en aguas residuales tratadas pueden contaminar el agua para 23 millones de estadounidenses.