Ongoing PFAS pollution in Europe could cost ~$521.4 billion by 2050 without regulatory action, a new EC study finds.
Cutting PFAS emissions at the source by 2040 could save ~$130.35 billion, while relying solely on water treatment would exceed ~$1.185 trillion.
The study highlights major health and environmental risks, urges early action, and identifies vulnerable groups near contaminated sites.
Cutting PFAS emissions at the source by 2040 could save ~$130.35 billion, while relying solely on water treatment would exceed ~$1.185 trillion.
The study highlights major health and environmental risks, urges early action, and identifies vulnerable groups near contaminated sites.
