40K views · 88 reactions | If Michigan adopted stricter standards for regulating PFAS in drinking water, 21 systems would be considered unsafe. | MLive.com | Facebook

Last June, the EPA reported PFAS chemicals in drinking water are more harmful than previously thought, presenting risks even when consumed in small quantities. University of Michigan researchers, led by Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences professor John Foster, are working to remove the “forever” label from PFAS chemicals. They have developed “cold plasma” technology that breaks PFAS molecules down to harmless elements. For the full video - https://bit.ly/43RvZaR To read the full story -