Rainwater is now unsafe to drink, even on the Tibetan plateau & in Antarctica. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are dangerous compounds that  were created by western companies during the 1940s socially for war purposes and have been dispersed throughout the atmosphere since then.  As a consequence, they may be found in the snow and rain even in the most  distant parts of the world. Guidelines for PFAS in drinking water, surface  waterways, and soils have been dropped over the last 20 years as a result of new  knowledge about their toxicity. The levels in environmental media are now  almost … Continue reading Rainwater Is Now Unsafe To Drink, Even on The Tibetan Plateau & In Antarctica