PFAS: How manufacturers are poisoning us
This film investigates and raises awareness about the perennial pollutants PFAS, present in many everyday products, including beauty products, clothing, and kitchen utensils.
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This film investigates and raises awareness about the perennial pollutants PFAS, present in many everyday products, including beauty products, clothing, and kitchen utensils.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Camille Étienne
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