Attend a virtual forum on November 9th to learn more
We are working with Yale University to build public awareness about toxic PFAS chemicals and we need to hear from YOU!
PFAS (sometimes referred to as “forever chemicals,” due to their persistence in soil and water) can be found in a variety of non-stick and water-resistant products including textiles, some food packaging, and even certain firefighting foams. PFAS chemicals build up in the body and contribute to a range of health impacts.
Please take a 60-second survey! Responding to the survey is very important to us. Your answers will guide our work and help us gauge public awareness on toxic PFAS chemicals. Most of all, it helps us identify information gaps so we can better inform community members about how PFAS affects our environment and our health.
We are also hosting an educational forum on PFAS in CT drinking water sources. All respondents will receive a link inviting them to “zoom in” to this 1-hour virtual forum about how PFAS affect our health and water, and to learn what can be done to protect your family from exposure to these toxic chemicals.
Attend our virtual event on Monday, November 9, from 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm. The discussion will be led by CCE and feature officials from the CT Department of Public Health. Most importantly we want to hear your questions and concerns about toxic PFAS at this interactive event!
Virtual Town Hall:
When: Monday, November 9, 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Where: Zoom (you will receive a zoom link after filling out the survey)
This event is being cosponsored by Yale University and Clean Water Action.
Thank you for joining us. Together we make a difference!
Sincerely,
Your friends at CCE
