Anna Violato
@annaviolato.bsky.social
Climate journalist, bog enthusiast
Stay tuned for the Italian part of the investigation, coming out soon! In the meantime a million thanks and congratulations to all the knights of the round table here (the list takes THREE posts and it's not even everyone) 👇
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January 14, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Stay tuned for the Italian part of the investigation, coming out soon! In the meantime a million thanks and congratulations to all the knights of the round table here (the list takes THREE posts and it's not even everyone) 👇
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This MASSIVE investigation is starting to come out today, and publication will continue in the next few days -- see full list on our project website here: foreverpollution.eu/lobbying/
January 14, 2025 at 3:34 PM
This MASSIVE investigation is starting to come out today, and publication will continue in the next few days -- see full list on our project website here: foreverpollution.eu/lobbying/
We also calculated the (enormous) costs of PFAS remediation, stress-tested the lobbying arguments used by the industry and collected around 14k documents on PFAS that are now public and can be used by other journalists, experts or public authorities
(see here) foreverpollution.eu/lobbying/the...
(see here) foreverpollution.eu/lobbying/the...
The Document Collection - The Forever Pollution Project
The Forever Lobbying Project gathered a total of 14,331 documents on PFAS constituting the world’s largest collection to date on “forever chemicals”
foreverpollution.eu
January 14, 2025 at 3:34 PM
We also calculated the (enormous) costs of PFAS remediation, stress-tested the lobbying arguments used by the industry and collected around 14k documents on PFAS that are now public and can be used by other journalists, experts or public authorities
(see here) foreverpollution.eu/lobbying/the...
(see here) foreverpollution.eu/lobbying/the...
A ban would drastically reduce emissions in Europe, giving us at least a chance to remove them from the environment.
But, as the #ForeverLobbying Project uncovered, the European industry is spending millions in lobbying efforts to undermine the ban, instead of investing in alternatives to PFAS.
But, as the #ForeverLobbying Project uncovered, the European industry is spending millions in lobbying efforts to undermine the ban, instead of investing in alternatives to PFAS.
January 14, 2025 at 3:34 PM
A ban would drastically reduce emissions in Europe, giving us at least a chance to remove them from the environment.
But, as the #ForeverLobbying Project uncovered, the European industry is spending millions in lobbying efforts to undermine the ban, instead of investing in alternatives to PFAS.
But, as the #ForeverLobbying Project uncovered, the European industry is spending millions in lobbying efforts to undermine the ban, instead of investing in alternatives to PFAS.
PFAS are a class of widely used chemicals (from non-stick pans to solar panels), but are linked to cancer, infertility and many other health issues. They're called "forever chemicals" because they're incredibly persistent, and now are contaminating water resources, soil, food, and our bodies.
January 14, 2025 at 3:34 PM
PFAS are a class of widely used chemicals (from non-stick pans to solar panels), but are linked to cancer, infertility and many other health issues. They're called "forever chemicals" because they're incredibly persistent, and now are contaminating water resources, soil, food, and our bodies.