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Scientists and civil society organisations have sent a letter to EU Commission President Von der Leyen asking her to support an undisturbed continuation of the evaluation of the universal PFAS restriction proposal in its unchanged form, so that a significant and timely reduction in PFAS emissions can be achieved.
The persistent and toxic properties of PFAS pose a serious risk to humans and the environment, which is why a comprehensive regulation of this group of substances is essential.
Read the full letter here
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