Standing up to toxic PFAS polluters to protect the health of our communities.
The drinking water of nearly 2 million Michiganders has been detected to have some level of PFAS.
According to the state of Michigan, there are more than 300 PFAS-contaminated sites in Michigan, and the drinking water of nearly 2 million Michiganders has been detected to have some level of PFAS.
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Image of PFAS foam is Oscoda, MI courtesy of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy. CC. http://ow.ly/hwC350Fv3Wx