PFAS is “forever”
As a man-made chemical with an ultra-long lifespan, it takes a long time for this compound to break apart or decompose—we’re talking millions of years! This unfortunately means that PFAS stays in our bodies after we ingest it via water or food.
PFAS can harm our health
According to the EPA, traces of PFAS in your drinking water can lead to health risks, including cancer, liver effects, immune effects, and other serious health issues, especially for infants who are still developing.
Small Amounts are Dangerous
EPA safety limits for PFAS/ PFOA are as small as 4 parts per trillion. Only a lab test can determine the presence of PFAS in your water.
PFAS is found in MN & WI
There are many areas in both Minnesota and Wisconsin confirmed to contain PFAs in their drinking water. What’s worse, PFAS are known to migrate through groundwater.