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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Order up: Forever chemicals linked to cancer in your food, drinking water | The Truth of the Matter

Toxic PFAS chemicals are expanding across the country, actively affecting our water and food supply nationwide. A shocking study reveals nearly 40 percent of California produce contains these harmful “forever chemicals,” proving this is a coast-to-coast dietary threat hitting home at your local grocery store. In this episode of "The Truth of the Matter," Hena Doba sits down with Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune investigative reporter Michael Hawthorne. They expose decades of corporate cover-ups, severe testing delays by state regulators, federal backtracking on safety standards and why everyday taxpayers are ultimately forced to carry the crushing financial burden of the cleanup. #PFAS #health #foreverchemicals CREDITS Ryan Kerr…

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - The Forever Chemical Scandal: In our blood, our food — who made billions? | The Truth of the Matter

WATCH THE FOREVER CHEMICAL EXPOS?, GROWING BROKE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIdCgjDoB1U Forever chemicals are now becoming so omnipresent, there’s a 97% chance these chemicals are already inside your body — and most Americans have no idea how they got there. In this follow-up episode of The Truth of the Matter Podcast, Natasha Zouves revisits the "Forever Chemical Scandal" with Scott Faber, senior vice president at the Environmental Working Group, to examine what’s changed since the documentary aired — and what hasn’t. We dig into: * Why PFAS are still found in our drinking water and food — so ubiquitous it now taints all the rainwater on earth * Whether EPA drinking-water limits are being strengthened or rolled back *…

AI:PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals," have become an omnipresent threat in the American food and water supply, with experts estimating a 97% chance these toxins are already inside the human body. Investigations reveal that these substances have tainted global rainwater and infiltrated farmland through sewage sludge, forcing farmers to euthanize livestock and dump contaminated milk. While corporations reaped massive profits from these chemicals, military communities and firefighters face disproportionately high exposure levels, leading to increased cancer risks. Despite the known dangers, questions persist regarding whether EPA regulations will be strengthened or rolled back as these substances continue to evade standard safety…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - The Forever Chemical Scandal: In our blood, our food — who made billions? | The Truth of the Matter

WATCH THE FOREVER CHEMICAL EXPOS?, GROWING BROKE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIdCgjDoB1U Forever chemicals are now becoming so omnipresent, there’s a 97% chance these chemicals are already inside your body — and most Americans have no idea how they got there. In this follow-up episode of The Truth of the Matter Podcast, Natasha Zouves revisits the "Forever Chemical Scandal" with Scott Faber, senior vice president at the Environmental Working Group, to examine what’s changed since the documentary aired — and what hasn’t. We dig into: * Why PFAS are still found in our drinking water and food — so ubiquitous it now taints all the rainwater on earth * Whether EPA drinking-water limits are being strengthened or rolled back *…

AI:PFAS "forever chemicals" have become an omnipresent threat, with a 97% chance of these substances residing within the human body through contaminated drinking water and food supplies. These toxins have reached such levels that they are now tainting global rainwater, while sewage sludge used on farmland has forced farmers to euthanize livestock due to milk contamination. Despite the widespread presence of these chemicals in consumer goods and environmental cycles, questions remain regarding whether the EPA will strengthen or roll back critical drinking-water limits, especially as massive corporations continue to profit from products containing these dangerous substances.Open