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Well, in the case of lead, I don't think it was irrational for individuals to feel disempowered. The solution was regulatory and societal change, but how many p
by eutectic 3y ago
Well, in the case of lead, I don't think it was irrational for individuals to feel disempowered. The solution was regulatory and societal change, but how many people want to devote their lives to being PFAS crusaders?
- mdrew 3y agoSociety is starting to change. EPAs super aggressive new water quality standards. Bans on PFAS in packaging. PFAS crusader haha. Edit: forgot the word water