Research finds high levels of eternal chemicals in US beer with contaminated water

Found the last things Some beer brewed The United States has a high level of “forever chemicals” and the EPA allowed is considered an extreme.

A team of ACS’s environmental science and technology has conducted a study to find out polyphuoroalkilic substances (PFA) or “eternal chemicals” beer and how much it was.

“As I drink a random beer, I think pipas in the supply of water. I hope these findings inspire water treatment strategies and policies that help reduce the possibility of PFA’s intercourse.”

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Although there are water filtration and treatment systems in beer plants, they are not designed to prevent PFA.

By changing an EPA test Drinking water, Redmon and his team tested 23 beers to analyze the levels of PFA.

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Team Tested Beer Unknown water sources with other popular beer-known documentary water system pollution from areas.

Thanks to the research, the beer was found to be brewed North CarolinaCalifornia and Michigan have improved this PFA level.

Researchers found a strong connection between the PFAS concentration at the levels of the municipal drinking water and local brewed pan.

In 95% of the beer, Pfas, PerfluoroCanesulfonate and PerfluoroCotanoic acid, two eternal chemicals were found in drinking water with two eternal chemicals.

International beer has been tested – one of the Netherlands and two Mexico – It was less likely to be foundable PFAs.

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“Our findings show that beer beer with beer in beer in beer in beer in the beer in the drone, and the beer in beer in beer, and drinking water shows that drinking water is a main route of beer pollution in Piva,” the investigation team closed.

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