At minimum, @epa should be using today’s major announcement to declare #PFOA and #PFOS hazardous substances. If they don’t make this obvious move, then today’s announcement and the overall “action plan” will be an embarrassment that reveals this process is a complete farce. 2/
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Why? Because the companies who made these chemicals, like 3M and DuPont, knew of the dangers of these chemicals back in 1960’s. Because Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics has a National Superfund designated site specifically because of
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Why? Because Department of Defense Aires across the nation have contaminated drinking water for millions of people with
#pfos, and the lack of specificity from the government has delayed and/or prevented proper action to be taken to protect human health. /6Show this thread -
I sat with former Administrator Pruitt in his office at
@epa to discuss what communities like ours have gone through, and said how important these decisions would be for future communities who have to go through this. This was 9 months ago. /8Show this thread -
Expect comments from me throughout the day, especially if I can be free to watch the 9am conference and hear the 11am discussion hosted by Region 2. /end
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