Toxic-Free Future and 14 other groups are calling on Washington’s Department of Ecology to strengthen its proposed PFAS regulation under the Safer Products for Washington Act. In addition to leading a joint letter, Toxic-Free Future submitted technical comments and a petition signed by over 200 people—all urging Ecology to close dangerous loopholes and ban PFAS in cookware and other everyday products.
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