The Teflon Transition: From PFOA to Gen X | 13min snip from Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark

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Dark Waters: The True Crime Of Teflon & Nonstick Pans | Robert Bilott, Esq.

Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark

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The Teflon Transition: From PFOA to Gen X

This chapter explores the shift from PFOA to Gen X in nonstick cookware, highlighting the ongoing confusion regarding environmental toxins. It discusses the misleading marketing practices surrounding 'PFOA free' labels and emphasizes the essential role of public awareness and community activism in addressing chemical contamination. Additionally, it outlines actionable steps individuals can take to reduce their exposure to harmful toxins in their environment.

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Imagine being a lawyer for BIG chemical companies… and then finding out they’ve been knowingly poisoning people for DECADES. That’s exactly what happened to Environmental Attorney Robert Bilott when a desperate farmer walked into his office with proof that something evil was happening.

What started as one case turned into a MASSIVE legal battle exposing the truth about Forever Chemicals—toxic substances lurking in our water, our products, and even our bodies. His story inspired the documentary 'The Devil We Know' AND the Hollywood film 'Dark Waters' starring Mark Ruffalo and Anne Hathaway. He’s also the author of Exposure, where he spills ALL the details. Today, Robert joins Culture Apothecary to break down what’s REALLY in our water—and what we can do about it.

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