PFAS Contamination Crisis in Saint-Louis

This chapter examines the public health crisis in Saint-Louis, France, where 60,000 residents faced alarming notifications about contaminated drinking water due to high levels of PFAS. It highlights the emotional and health concerns of affected individuals, particularly vulnerable populations, and addresses the broader implications of PFAS pollution on community safety and trust. The narrative reveals grassroots activism as residents confront the long-term effects of these hazardous chemicals and seek accountability from local authorities.