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It depends on the body of water and the DNR has guidelines for this. This isn't remotely news, it's fear mongering. Places with PFAS are generally port rivers a
by alar44 4y ago
It depends on the body of water and the DNR has guidelines for this. This isn't remotely news, it's fear mongering. Places with PFAS are generally port rivers and industrial zones. People don't fish there (or if they do, they throw them back).
- fxtentacle 4y agoUnless those people are poor and hungry, like those 20% on food stamps...
- armitron 4y agoOne may safely assume that _every_ lake and river in the US is contaminated with PFAs.