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Texas farmers claim company sold them PFAS contaminated sludge that killed livestock (www.theguardian.com) Health

posted 2 years ago by Questionable 2 years ago by Questionable +16 / -0

Texas farmers claim company sold them PFAS-contaminated sludge that killed livestock

Two ranches also allege biosolids with ‘forever chemicals’ ruined crops, polluted drinking water and left their properties worthless

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– Merely_a_conduit 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

They've been gearing up to use hunger as weapon just like all those terrible communist despots of the 20th century

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