Table of content The origins and risks associated with PFAS From accidental discovery to everyday use How does PFAS influence our health? From rivers to the tap: how Europe fights PFAS in drinking water Where PFAS pollution hits hardest Reduce PFAS in your drinking water The origins and risks associated with PFAS Have you ever wondered what’s really in your glass of tap water? Beyond the usual minerals, scientists have found traces of substances called PFAS, which are often nicknamed “forever chemicals.” They’ve been used for decades in our daily lives. It also looks like there is no industry where items, which contain PFAS, are used. We can’t imagine our routine without cosmetic, waterproof jackets, travel and work equipment,...