Forty-three of the 47 bottled waters Consumer Reports tested had detectable levels of PFAS. These chemicals have been linked to cancer, birth defects, and other serious health problems in people with prolonged exposure. The EPA has refused to set limits on these ‘forever chemicals,’ but that shouldn’t stop the bottled water industry from getting them out of the water they sell.
Sign our petition to the International Bottled Water Association to adopt a more stringent standard for PFAS in bottled water — guaranteeing no measurable levels of these chemicals in the water we buy!
Forty-three of the 47 bottled waters Consumer Reports tested had detectable levels of PFAS. These chemicals have been linked to cancer, birth defects, and other serious health problems in people with prolonged exposure. The EPA has refused to set limits on these ‘forever chemicals,’ but that shouldn’t stop the bottled water industry from getting them out of the water they sell.
Sign our petition to the International Bottled Water Association to adopt a more stringent standard for PFAS in bottled water — guaranteeing no measurable levels of these chemicals in the water we buy!