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PFAS chemicals and your immune system

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Fri, May 29, 2020 02:30 PM

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We need the EPA to set a health-protective standard to get these toxic chemicals out of our drinking

We need the EPA to set a health-protective standard to get these toxic chemicals out of our drinking water. The EPA is accepting comments on its decision to regulate PFOA and PFOS, but we only have until June 10 to make sure it sets a health-protective standard. Can we count on you to join us? [EWG Action Fund] [EWG Action Fund] Tell the EPA: Get PFAS Chemicals Out of Our Drinking Water! [TAKE ACTION]( [Deadline] [Signers] [Water]( [Water]( Tell the EPA: Get PFAS Chemicals Out of Our Drinking Water! [TAKE ACTION]( [Deadline approaching] [Signers] Dear friend, After decades of inaction, the EPA is finally set to take action on two notorious “forever chemicals,” PFOA and PFOS. Exposure to these toxic chemicals has been linked to cancer, including suppressed immune function, hypersensitivity and greater risk of autoimmune diseases. PFAS chemicals may even reduce the effectiveness of vaccines! Right now, the federal government should be doing everything it can to protect our health, especially our immune systems. Will you stand with EWG Action Fund and call on the EPA to get PFAS chemicals out of our drinking water? We only have until June 10 to submit comments directly to the EPA. [TAKE ACTION]( We’ve made it easier than ever to take action on the issues that matter to you most. If you’ve saved your information with FastAction, clicking this button will automatically add your name to our petition. [Click here to add your name to our petition before the EPA’s June 10 deadline. It’s time for the EPA to protect Americans from toxic PFAS chemicals!]( PFAS chemicals never break down naturally. They can be found in the blood of nearly every American and may contaminate the drinking water of up to 110 million Americans. EWG scientists agree there’s no safe level for PFAS chemicals! The EPA is poised to finally take action on PFOA and PFOS, but it’s up to us to make sure that it sets a standard that will actually protect our health! [Help us reach 25,000 signatures to get PFAS out of our drinking water before the EPA’s June 10 deadline. Join EWG Action Fund and fight for your health today!]( Thanks for taking action, friend. — EWG Action Fund [CONTRIBUTE]( KNOW YOUR ENVIRONMENT. PROTECT YOUR HEALTH. [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [CHANGE OPTIONS]( Remember to add info@ewgactionfund.com to your contact list. EWG Action Fund, organized under section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code, is a sister to the Environmental Working Group. Its mission is to protect health and the environment by educating the public and lobbying on a wide range of environmental issues. Donations to the EWG Action Fund are not tax-deductible. EWG Action Fund 1436 U St. NW, Ste 101, Washington, DC 20009 202-667-6982 | info@ewgactionfund.com [Contact Us](mailto:info@ewgactionfund.com) | Copyright © 2020, EWG Action Fund. All Rights Reserved.

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