PFAS levels in surface and groundwater exposed

Forever chemicals don’t break down and may be more common than we thought. A new study finds substantial per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in global water supplies and highlights the potential health risks, such as testicular cancer, thyroid disease, infertility and developmental defects in unborn children. Download the story and summary slide to provide context to your 14–16 learners when teaching potable water, water treatment and pollution.