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PFAS Levels in Sea Spray Higher Than Industrial Polluters, Affecting Coastlines
A recent study shows that sea spray emits a higher level of PFAS. Read more here. Ocean waves slamming on the world's shores release more PFAS into the atmosphere than industrial polluters, raising concerns about environmental contamination and human exposure near coastlines.
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