U.S. manufacturer 3M announces plan to stop using 'forever chemicals' in all its products
American products manufacturer 3M has announced a plan to stop using cancer-causing "forever chemicals" in all of its consumer goods by 2025.
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American products manufacturer 3M has announced a plan to stop using cancer-causing "forever chemicals" in all of its consumer goods by 2025.
South Dakota and all other states have seen the effects of so-called "forever chemicals." Those pushing for their removal say 3M's announcement it will phase them out is another step in the right direction. The major manufacturer of products from cleaning supplies to Post-it Notes said it plans to ensure it's no longer producing items containing PFAS chemicals by the year 2025. John Rumpler, clean water program director for Environment America, said it is an important step in trying to reduce harmful pollutants from reaching natural resources. ...
Studies show that PFAS can lead to cancer or other health issues, including damage to the liver or thyroid gland.
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