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Why the EPA Is Cracking Down on PFAS in Drinking WaterUsed to make coatings and products that resist heat, oil, stains, grease and water, the lab-made chemicals called PFAS can be found in thousands of industrial and consumer goods. Suspected as the cause of cancers and other health problems, they’ve created billions of dollars worth of liabilities for companies. They’re often called “forever chemicals” because their strong fluorine-carbon bonds mean they persist in people, animals and the environment, adding to the risks. The US Environmental ProtApril 16, 2024
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Investors Spoiled for Choice With Top Ice Cream Makers for SaleWilliam Breyer hand-churned his first gallon of ice cream in Philadelphia at the end of the Civil War using cream, cane sugar and nuts. With the promise of the finest ingredients, his creation was cranked in a large bucket with a handle turning a paddle inside, and sold to his neighbors.March 31, 2024