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PFAS detection methods lacking and tap water one of many potential exposure sources

They have been dubbed forever chemicals due to their resistance to breaking down in the environment and their ability to stay in our bodies for a long time.

This week PFAS have been identified in Sydney’s drinking water.

 

 

Michelle is also researching PFAS as part of her PhD. However, her research and reporting remain distinct and independent.

Image: UnSplash – Wanky Fella MUOhSYEqbHo

Produced By: Michelle Sims

Featured In Story: Professor Stuart Khan – water quality expert, and Head of School of Civil Engineering, at The University of Sydney , and

First aired on The Wire, Thursday 22 August 2024

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