More information about PFAS

Learn more about toxic PFAS chemicals by downloading our PFAS Fact Sheets below.

 

MA PFAS Fact Sheet - Shopper's Guide to Avoiding PFAS.pdf (312.2 KB)

 

MA PFAS Fact Sheet - Massachusetts and PFAS.pdf (535.16 KB)

 

MA PFAS Fact Sheet - PFAS Glossary.pdf (196.9 KB)

 

MA PFAS Fact Sheet - Water Testing Glossary.pdf (244.48 KB)
Items known to have PFAS chemicals: carpeting, non-stick cookware, rainjackets, tap water
May 12, 2022 | By Clean Water Action Massachusetts and Clean Water Fund
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