Exfluor Research Corporation's Fluorinated Products: Acids

From the OECD/UNEP Global Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFC) Group site:

"These substances are persistent and distributed ubiquitously in the global environment, biota and humans, and in remote areas (i.e. they have high long-range transport potential); they are bioaccumulative and can cause various adverse effects in wildlife and humans and have been detected in wildlife, as well as in the blood of neonates.

These findings are of particular concern in view of the known behaviour of these compounds, their persistency, the toxicological profile of certain PFASs, and their potential to accumulate in the body and in food chains.

As a result, PFASs are monitored worldwide, both in the environment and in organisms."

With our current labor shortages, we shouldn't build a new chemical manufacturing process in a residential area connected and permitted to water aquifers, emitting known hazardous materials that will need constant monitoring since EXFLUOR is a known leaker and known for "Failing to Comply" with permit conditions.