Official Trailer How To Poison A Planet
Apr 4, 2024
Featuring award-winning actor and environmental activist Mark Ruffalo comes the brand new Stan Original Documentary Revealed: How to Poison A Planet.
The film investigates how the use of a product as seemingly harmless as refighting foam, has resulted in the contamination of communities all over the world, frfiom New York City to Wreck Bay, Australia.
EPA sued for failing to prevent toxic PFAS in biosludge from contaminating and destroying farm lands
14th June 2024
An environmental watchdog group has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Texas farming and ranching families who experienced health problems after their property was polluted with toxic sewage sludge from nearby properties.
The suit, which was filed by the nonprofit Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, maintains that the Environmental Protection Agency violated the Clean Water Act by not disclosing the presence of more than 18 per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in treated sewage sludge that was spread across the families’ farmland in the Fort Worth area.
In addition, they claim that the EPA was neglectful in its failure to develop regulations that would control the PFAS chemicals that they have previously acknowledged are present in sewage sludge. Instead, the EPA has sat by and allowed “millions of acres” of land to be contaminated with these toxic chemicals and exposed the surrounding communities to their harms.
Mark Ruffalo on the ‘evil’ company that poisoned every person on the planet – then kept it secret
April 4, 2024
Oscar-nominated actor Mark Ruffalo will feature in a new Australian documentary exposing the multibillion-dollar David and Goliath battle to hold the world’s largest chemical companies to account for decades of toxic contamination.
Mullumbimby residents warned about eating homegrown produce after PFAS chemicals detected
7 Jun 2024
People living in parts of Mullumbimby in the Byron Shire hinterland are being warned to avoid using groundwater or harvesting homegrown fruit and vegetables after PFAS chemicals were detected.
The NSW Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and NSW Fire and Rescue have contacted residents in 80 homes near the town’s fire station following the discovery of the toxic chemicals.
EPA director of regulatory operations David Gathercole said the detection was one of thousands across the state since 2016.
“We’ve undertaken about 1,038 investigations across the state,” he said.
“So at this stage we’re aware of this detection and a more detailed investigation now needs to be undertaken.”
Forever chemicals reportedly found in tap water across Australia
11 Jun 2024
There is a push for further testing of Australia’s drinking water, after reports of chemicals known as PFAS in water samples across the country.
The Nine newspapers report that tap water in parts of Sydney, Newcastle, Victoria and Queensland has been found to contain contaminants that US authorities consider to have “no safe level of exposure”.
The company that knew PFAS was toxic in 1978
4 Apr 2024
PFAS chemicals, have proven incredibly useful to humans in a whole range of household items due to their non-stick qualities. But they’ve also been linked to cancer, weakened immune systems and a wide range of other health conditions.
Now a new Australian documentary called ‘How to poison a planet’ exposes the shocking extent to which companies were aware of the threat these chemicals posed, but continued to produce them en masse.
The Truth About PFAS in Your Sparkling Water
June 3, 2024
Linked to cancer, autoimmune disease, thyroid problems, and more health issues, PFAS’ toxicity is worrying, and still being studied. And unfortunately, PFAS are prevalent throughout our environment, from the seafood we eat to the water we drink.
Perrier Natural Sparkling Mineral Water, La Croix Natural Sparkling Water, Canada Dry Lemon Lime Sparkling Seltzer Water, Poland Spring Zesty Lime Sparkling Water, Bubly Blackberry Sparkling Water, Polar Natural Seltzer Water, and Topo Chico Natural Mineral Water all had PFAS levels higher than 1 part per trillion. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) recommends only drinking water with less than 1 ppt of PFAS. Meaning, yes, sparkling water can be potentially problematic.
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