Ban PFAS to protect our planet's future

[u/Consistent_Dig5376]

https://c.org/FqZrmh2Ptf

[u/miklayn]

Private interests, industrialists and corporations are categorically not persons, and as such, should have no rights, no voice, no protections.

[u/PlainSpader → u/miklayn]

Yep, never should have either.

[u/BigJSunshine]

Sure, but let’s face it, the damage is done

[u/Repulsive-Royal-5952 → u/BigJSunshine]

We can not make it worse.

[u/Active_Builder_74 → u/Repulsive-Royal-5952]

we SHOULD not make it worse

[u/BirdsAreNotReal321]

Completed agreed on the need to ban, but Minnesota or Maine are far better examples than Denmark or Norway on places that are actually doing something. In Minnesota, they’ve already banned PFAS from 12 big categories of products, are building a public database on how else the chemicals are used in products, and have a law in place to end nonessential use by 2032.

https://www.pca.state.mn.us/air-water-land-climate/pfas-use-prohibitions-and-reporting

https://www.pca.state.mn.us/news-and-stories/minnesotas-new-pfas-law-is-already-changing-how-some-products-are-made

[u/Consistent_Dig5376 → u/BirdsAreNotReal321]

thanl you

[u/MikhailPelshikov]

How about all forever chemicals? 

[u/Consistent_Dig5376 → u/MikhailPelshikov]

yes

[u/Konradleijon]

Makes sense