„Chimicalele eterne”, din nou în centrul atenției după o decizie controversată a administrației Trump

The recent approval of new pesticides by the U.S. government raises concerns among scientists and environmental organizations, who argue these substances are PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals'. PFAS are synthetic chemicals found in various products, including pesticides, and are under scrutiny due to their potential environmental risks. The EPA's restrictive definition of PFAS contrasts with broader definitions adopted by other organizations, leading to debates about the safety of newly approved pesticides. Critics highlight the potential cancer risks associated with these chemicals and the close ties between industry and regulatory authorities. The situation reflects ongoing challenges in managing chemical safety and environmental health.