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Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family? If there are any questions as to its safety, should it be in use in cookware? The non-stick coating, also known as PTFE, is used in a wide range of pots and pans. Many proponents of the chemical coating point out it is highly-stable, and does not react with other chemicals. It is also used in fabric protectors.
Because of their non-stick qualities, these products are found in many kitchens across America. But, dangers may be lurking in the coating. For a long time, people have warned of the dangers of heating Teflon pans too high, for fear of releasing toxic gases. New research shows those critical temperatures are lower than most people believed.
A chemical called PFOA is used in the manufacture of Teflon products. This substance largely burns out of the product in the factory, but there is potential for PFOA to cause cancers.
Robert Scott Bell is the host of his own medical show, and is an advocate for natural health and treatments. He is an well-respected voice on issues affecting health, medicine and other issues affecting our lives.
Bell is our guest on the show today. He is here to talk to us about Teflon, and whether we should be using products coated with the material. We will discuss possible hazards, and the science on each side of the issue.
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- published: 03 Apr 2014
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The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Hampshire following revelations earlier this year of that the chemical PFOA was found in wells and drinking water around Saint Gobain Performance Plastics in Merrimack.
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- published: 28 Dec 2016
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Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of your needs? This can help!
Based off of our own experiences with dealing with a contaminated water source (and 4 children), as well of a lack of videos on the subject, we have put together this video to assist you as you make this adjustment to living with bottled water.
We will talk simply about some tricks and tactics that worked for us, in hopes that it can alleviate the stresses that are now facing you. In particular, we offer some solutions to handling things in the kitchen and the bathroom.
This is not about the science or about anything political - it's just a simple video to assist your family and its needs. If you are interested in the science behind it, there are many, many resources online, including on websites of state health departments who have had to face this (see below) and on the EPA website, to name a few. The C8 study is also a good place to look for more on PFOA and PFOS.
Our contaminant was PFOA, which is a member of the PFC family. These chemicals (likely) got into our water stream from a local plastic manufacturer, but they were also used in firefighting foams for decates, and these foams were often used and practiced with in various areas (including some bases across the country). These two kinds of usage have unfortunately led to community water sources and private wells being contaminated with this toxin in many parts of the country. While West Virginia, Ohio, Minnesota, and New Jersey were some of the early states and areas who dealt with this issue, this contamination has also been recently discovered in multiple parts of New York, Vermont (North Bennington), New Hampshire (Merrimack and Portsmouth), Delaware, Colorado, and several areas in Pennsylvania (in Bucks County and Montgomery County), to name a few.
- published: 16 Jul 2016
- views: 490
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water crisis unfolding in the Hoosick Falls region by talking with local resident Michael Hickey, investigative reporter Brendan J. Lyons and Dr. Richard Clapp of Boston University.
Slideshow credits: Photo of Brendan J. Lyons by Times-Union, Photos of Michael Hickey by the AP's Mike Groll, Photo of Parkersburg, WV from Wikipedia, Aerial shot of Hoosick Falls from Google Earth and photo of Dr. Richard Clapp from Boston University.
Special thanks as always to our executive music producer Marsh Sound, and you can find the rest of his tunes at marshsound.bandcamp.com
Stay tuned for next week's live show as we debut Part 2 of this series on the Upstate NY water crisis.
- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 84
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) at military airports is a potential source of perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) to the nearby environment.
- published: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 510
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River water source for many more years than previously known based on blood samples of water customers.
Most of us get our drinking water from the Ohio River. Most of us have probably not heard of a chemical which was in that river with a name so long it's simply abbreviated as “PFOA.”
Scientific studies have statistically linked PFOA exposure to six diseases, including two cancers, near Parkersburg, West Virginia, where people also get their water from the Ohio.
Parkersburg is where a DuPont chemical plant manufactured PFOA for years and discharged the substance into the river.
Studies suggest PFOA flowed down here and many of us drank it in, particularly in northern Kentucky, where water treatment was less advanced than in Cincinnati
“Well there are two pieces of evidence that say the higher levels here are from what was in the drinking water,” said Susan Pinney, a researcher at the University of Cincinnati. .
Susan Pinney is among the authors of a new report about PFOA, in the journal environmental pollution.
Pinney was also involved in a 2005 study, which found elevated levels in a test group of northern Kentucky girls.
The original study, which Local 12 reported on last year, said the potential likely source of the chemical in people's bloodstream down here was a industrial facility 285 miles upriver. in other words, the Dupont plant.
That study said there were other possible sources, dust, soil, no-stick coating, which PFOA was used for. but this latest study is further evidence that the industrial source upriver is the likely source
The new study traced people who lived along the river as far back as 1991. 15 more years than previously checked.
“There's high levels of statistical significance that people with higher serum levels of PFOA drank water from the river.”
There's also a new measurement technique which further links PFOA in blood in our area to an industrial and not consumer product source.
There is good news. Northern Kentucky, like Cincinnati, now has advanced filtration to take PFOA out and Parkersburg stopped making PFOA a few a years ago.
So Pinney says drinking the water now is fine, but what if you drank it for decades, growing up?
“I think only time will tell if there are health effects on people,” said Pinney.
PFOA can stay in the bloodstream for years.
- published: 29 May 2017
- views: 18
Perfluorooctanoic acid
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), also known as C8 and perfluorooctanoate, is a synthetic perfluorinated carboxylic acid and fluorosurfactant. One industrial application is as a surfactant in the emulsion polymerization of fluoropolymers. It has been used in the manufacture of such prominent consumer goods as polytetrafluoroethylene (commercially known as Teflon). PFOA has been manufactured since the 1940s in industrial quantities. It is also formed by the degradation of precursors such as some fluorotelomers.
PFOA persists indefinitely in the environment. It is a toxicant and carcinogen in animals. PFOA has been detected in the blood of more than 98% of the general US population in the low and sub-parts per billion range, and levels are higher in chemical plant employees and surrounding subpopulations. How general populations are exposed to PFOA is not completely understood. PFOA has been detected in industrial waste, stain resistant carpets, carpet cleaning liquids, house dust, microwave popcorn bags, water, food, some cookware and PTFE such as Teflon.
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Ohio River
The Ohio River, which streams westward from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Cairo, Illinois, is the largest tributary, by volume, of the Mississippi River in the United States. At the confluence, the Ohio is considerably bigger than the Mississippi (Ohio at Cairo: 281,500 cu ft/s (7,960 m3/s); Mississippi at Thebes: 208,200 cu ft/s (5,897 m3/s)) and, thus, is hydrologically the main stream of the whole river system, including the Allegheny River further upstream.
The 981-mile (1,579 km) river flows through or along the border of six states, and its drainage basin includes parts of 15 states. Through its largest tributary, the Tennessee River, the basin includes many of the states of the southeastern U.S. It is the source of drinking water for three million people.
It is named in Iroquoian or Seneca: Ohi:yó, lit. "Good River" or Shawnee: Pelewathiipi and Spelewathiipi. The river had great significance in the history of the Native Americans, as numerous civilizations formed along its valley. For thousands of years, Native Americans used the river as a major transportation and trading route. Its waters connected communities. In the five centuries before European conquest, the Mississippian culture built numerous regional chiefdoms and major earthwork mounds in the Ohio Valley, such as Angel Mounds near Evansville, Indiana, as well as in the Mississippi Valley and the Southeast. The Osage, Omaha, Ponca and Kaw lived in the Ohio Valley, but under pressure from the Iroquois to the northeast, migrated west of the Mississippi River to Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma in the 17th century.
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2:44How does PFOA get into groundwater?
How does PFOA get into groundwater?How does PFOA get into groundwater?
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16:45Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott BellTeflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family? If there are any questions as to its safety, should it be in use in cookware? The non-stick coating, also known as PTFE, is used in a wide range of pots and pans. Many proponents of the chemical coating point out it is highly-stable, and does not react with other chemicals. It is also used in fabric protectors. Because of their non-stick qualities, these products are found in many kitchens across America. But, dangers may be lurking in the coating. For a long time, people have warned of the dangers of heating Teflon pans too high, for fear of releasing toxic gases. New research shows those critical temperatures are lower than most people believed. A chemical called PFOA is used in the manufacture of Teflon products. This substance largely burns out of the product in the factory, but there is potential for PFOA to cause cancers. Robert Scott Bell is the host of his own medical show, and is an advocate for natural health and treatments. He is an well-respected voice on issues affecting health, medicine and other issues affecting our lives. Bell is our guest on the show today. He is here to talk to us about Teflon, and whether we should be using products coated with the material. We will discuss possible hazards, and the science on each side of the issue. Download your free Next News "Heroes & Villains" Poster here: http://nextnewsnetwork.com/the-2013-heroes-villains-posters Donate USD: http://nnn.is/donate-dollars Donate BTC: http://nnn.is/donate-bitcoin LIVE: http://NextNewsNetwork.com Facebook: http://Facebook.com/NextNewsNet Twitter: http://Twitter.com/NextNewsNet Sub: http://NNN.is/the_new_media Meet the Next News Team: http://youtu.be/2QnNKwQ2WkY Hashtag: #N3 About: Next News Network's World News program airs daily at 6pm and 11pm Eastern on Comcast, DirecTV and Over-the-Air and Online at http://NNN.is/on- World News is available to 6 million viewers from South Beach to Sebastian, Florida and to 2 million viewers in Boston, Massachusetts via . broadcasts on RF channel 44 (virtual channel 9) from Palm City and is carried on cable TV channels 44 (SD) and 1044 (HD) by AT&T;, on cable channels 17 (SD) and 438 (HD) in West Palm Beach by Comcast, on satellite channel 44 (SD) in West Palm Beach by DIRECTV, and on -Boston which broadcasts on RF channel 38 (virtual channel 6) from the Government Center district in downtown Boston. More about : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ #NNN -
4:00PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NHPFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Hampshire following revelations earlier this year of that the chemical PFOA was found in wells and drinking water around Saint Gobain Performance Plastics in Merrimack. Subscribe to WMUR on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1lOjX9C Get more Manchester news: http://wmur.com Like us: http://facebook.com/wmur9 Follow us: http://twitter.com/WMUR9 Google+: https://plus.google.com/+wmur -
1:47PFOA Free Fry Pan Coatings
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11:32Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specificTips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of your needs? This can help! Based off of our own experiences with dealing with a contaminated water source (and 4 children), as well of a lack of videos on the subject, we have put together this video to assist you as you make this adjustment to living with bottled water. We will talk simply about some tricks and tactics that worked for us, in hopes that it can alleviate the stresses that are now facing you. In particular, we offer some solutions to handling things in the kitchen and the bathroom. This is not about the science or about anything political - it's just a simple video to assist your family and its needs. If you are interested in the science behind it, there are many, many resources online, including on websites of state health departments who have had to face this (see below) and on the EPA website, to name a few. The C8 study is also a good place to look for more on PFOA and PFOS. Our contaminant was PFOA, which is a member of the PFC family. These chemicals (likely) got into our water stream from a local plastic manufacturer, but they were also used in firefighting foams for decates, and these foams were often used and practiced with in various areas (including some bases across the country). These two kinds of usage have unfortunately led to community water sources and private wells being contaminated with this toxin in many parts of the country. While West Virginia, Ohio, Minnesota, and New Jersey were some of the early states and areas who dealt with this issue, this contamination has also been recently discovered in multiple parts of New York, Vermont (North Bennington), New Hampshire (Merrimack and Portsmouth), Delaware, Colorado, and several areas in Pennsylvania (in Bucks County and Montgomery County), to name a few. -
38:33Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water crisis unfolding in the Hoosick Falls region by talking with local resident Michael Hickey, investigative reporter Brendan J. Lyons and Dr. Richard Clapp of Boston University. Slideshow credits: Photo of Brendan J. Lyons by Times-Union, Photos of Michael Hickey by the AP's Mike Groll, Photo of Parkersburg, WV from Wikipedia, Aerial shot of Hoosick Falls from Google Earth and photo of Dr. Richard Clapp from Boston University. Special thanks as always to our executive music producer Marsh Sound, and you can find the rest of his tunes at marshsound.bandcamp.com Stay tuned for next week's live show as we debut Part 2 of this series on the Upstate NY water crisis. -
9:19Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
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3:12Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio RiverDrinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River water source for many more years than previously known based on blood samples of water customers. Most of us get our drinking water from the Ohio River. Most of us have probably not heard of a chemical which was in that river with a name so long it's simply abbreviated as “PFOA.” Scientific studies have statistically linked PFOA exposure to six diseases, including two cancers, near Parkersburg, West Virginia, where people also get their water from the Ohio. Parkersburg is where a DuPont chemical plant manufactured PFOA for years and discharged the substance into the river. Studies suggest PFOA flowed down here and many of us drank it in, particularly in northern Kentucky, where water treatment was less advanced than in Cincinnati “Well there are two pieces of evidence that say the higher levels here are from what was in the drinking water,” said Susan Pinney, a researcher at the University of Cincinnati. . Susan Pinney is among the authors of a new report about PFOA, in the journal environmental pollution. Pinney was also involved in a 2005 study, which found elevated levels in a test group of northern Kentucky girls. The original study, which Local 12 reported on last year, said the potential likely source of the chemical in people's bloodstream down here was a industrial facility 285 miles upriver. in other words, the Dupont plant. That study said there were other possible sources, dust, soil, no-stick coating, which PFOA was used for. but this latest study is further evidence that the industrial source upriver is the likely source The new study traced people who lived along the river as far back as 1991. 15 more years than previously checked. “There's high levels of statistical significance that people with higher serum levels of PFOA drank water from the river.” There's also a new measurement technique which further links PFOA in blood in our area to an industrial and not consumer product source. There is good news. Northern Kentucky, like Cincinnati, now has advanced filtration to take PFOA out and Parkersburg stopped making PFOA a few a years ago. So Pinney says drinking the water now is fine, but what if you drank it for decades, growing up? “I think only time will tell if there are health effects on people,” said Pinney. PFOA can stay in the bloodstream for years. -
1:31:13PFOA and PFOS in Arizona Drinking Water
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4:07Subversion PFOA Event #3 Davis
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20:15PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (2 of 2)
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13:56PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3
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21:23PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
This is the first video of two for the Norcal PFOA Event #3 at USPN. Thanks to all the Teams that came on out and gave us such GREAT Games! Thanks to All the Reffs (Chuck and the Posse), Karnage Paintballs, Shyyphotography, BallersCafe, and all those who help make this a GREAT SEASON thus far! Go NORCAL, and see you all at DAVIS PAINTBALL PARK for the Next Event!!!
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How does PFOA get into groundwater?
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Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family? If there are any questions as to its safety, should it be in use in cookware? The non-stick coating, also known as PTFE, is used in a wide range of pots and pans. Many proponents of the chemical coating point out it is highly-stable, and does not react with other chemicals. It is also used in fabric protectors. Because of their non-stick qualities, these products are found in many kitchens across America. But, dangers may be lurking in the coating. For a long time, people have warned of the dangers of heating Teflon pans too high, for fear of releasing toxic gases. New research shows those critical temperatures are lower than most people believed. A chemical called PFOA is used in the manufactur...
published: 03 Apr 2014 -
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Hampshire following revelations earlier this year of that the chemical PFOA was found in wells and drinking water around Saint Gobain Performance Plastics in Merrimack. Subscribe to WMUR on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1lOjX9C Get more Manchester news: http://wmur.com Like us: http://facebook.com/wmur9 Follow us: http://twitter.com/WMUR9 Google+: https://plus.google.com/+wmur
published: 28 Dec 2016 -
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Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of your needs? This can help! Based off of our own experiences with dealing with a contaminated water source (and 4 children), as well of a lack of videos on the subject, we have put together this video to assist you as you make this adjustment to living with bottled water. We will talk simply about some tricks and tactics that worked for us, in hopes that it can alleviate the stresses that are now facing you. In particular, we offer some solutions to handling things in the kitchen and the bathroom. This is not about the science or about anything political - it's just a simple video to assist your family and its needs. If you are interested in the science behind it, there are many, many resources o...
published: 16 Jul 2016 -
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water crisis unfolding in the Hoosick Falls region by talking with local resident Michael Hickey, investigative reporter Brendan J. Lyons and Dr. Richard Clapp of Boston University. Slideshow credits: Photo of Brendan J. Lyons by Times-Union, Photos of Michael Hickey by the AP's Mike Groll, Photo of Parkersburg, WV from Wikipedia, Aerial shot of Hoosick Falls from Google Earth and photo of Dr. Richard Clapp from Boston University. Special thanks as always to our executive music producer Marsh Sound, and you can find the rest of his tunes at marshsound.bandcamp.com Stay tuned for next week's live show as we debut Part 2 of this series on the Upstate NY water crisis.
published: 24 Mar 2016 -
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) at military airports is a potential source of perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) to the nearby environment.
published: 13 Jun 2014 -
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River water source for many more years than previously known based on blood samples of water customers. Most of us get our drinking water from the Ohio River. Most of us have probably not heard of a chemical which was in that river with a name so long it's simply abbreviated as “PFOA.” Scientific studies have statistically linked PFOA exposure to six diseases, including two cancers, near Parkersburg, West Virginia, where people also get their water from the Ohio. Parkersburg is where a DuPont chemical plant manufactured PFOA for years and discharged the substance into the river. Studies suggest PFOA flowed down here and many of us drank it in, particularly in northern Kentucky, where water treatment was...
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PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3
This is Raw footage of the PFOA Event #4 5man Rookies at Davis Paintball. Thanks to all the Teams, Refs, Davis Paintball, and all the Sponsors that make these Events so GREAT!!! Thank you all, and see you at the GRAND FINALE at Davis Paintball!!!
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PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
This is the first video of two for the Norcal PFOA Event #3 at USPN. Thanks to all the Teams that came on out and gave us such GREAT Games! Thanks to All the Reffs (Chuck and the Posse), Karnage Paintballs, Shyyphotography, BallersCafe, and all those who help make this a GREAT SEASON thus far! Go NORCAL, and see you all at DAVIS PAINTBALL PARK for the Next Event!!!
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NORCAL PFOA Event #1 @ BAP (Raw Games) HD
Okay, I know a lot of you Ballaz want to see yourself play in the games...there are just so many games, and its in HD....so Raw footage folks!!! Plus I didnt record all these games myself(thanx Juan). You can tell when Im recording...(the camera doesnt have a seizure!!!) Anyways, these are just a few of the games in Raw footage, enjoy, and Ill get the 141 games on up soon.
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X-Brawl Comes to SCP!!! 01.03.10 Raw Footage
Ballaz Ballin X-brawl Style @ SCP! Edge, COA, Adobo, just to name a few. This will be the place come Jan. 31st for the 1st RaceTo-2 Xbrawl format Tourney to be played at SCP. The PFOA will be at SCP with a Full X-brawl field! Crowd Participation, Coaches, and Ramping! So tell your moms and ladies cuz they can cheer all day for the you...the mvp of the day!
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PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 2of3
and balls keep flying!!!
published: 06 Aug 2009
How does PFOA get into groundwater?
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Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
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- Updated: 03 Apr 2014
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Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family? If there are any questions as to its safety, should it be in use in ...
Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family? If there are any questions as to its safety, should it be in use in cookware? The non-stick coating, also known as PTFE, is used in a wide range of pots and pans. Many proponents of the chemical coating point out it is highly-stable, and does not react with other chemicals. It is also used in fabric protectors.
Because of their non-stick qualities, these products are found in many kitchens across America. But, dangers may be lurking in the coating. For a long time, people have warned of the dangers of heating Teflon pans too high, for fear of releasing toxic gases. New research shows those critical temperatures are lower than most people believed.
A chemical called PFOA is used in the manufacture of Teflon products. This substance largely burns out of the product in the factory, but there is potential for PFOA to cause cancers.
Robert Scott Bell is the host of his own medical show, and is an advocate for natural health and treatments. He is an well-respected voice on issues affecting health, medicine and other issues affecting our lives.
Bell is our guest on the show today. He is here to talk to us about Teflon, and whether we should be using products coated with the material. We will discuss possible hazards, and the science on each side of the issue.
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https://wn.com/Teflon_Killer_In_The_Kitchen_With_Robert_Scott_Bell
Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family? If there are any questions as to its safety, should it be in use in cookware? The non-stick coating, also known as PTFE, is used in a wide range of pots and pans. Many proponents of the chemical coating point out it is highly-stable, and does not react with other chemicals. It is also used in fabric protectors.
Because of their non-stick qualities, these products are found in many kitchens across America. But, dangers may be lurking in the coating. For a long time, people have warned of the dangers of heating Teflon pans too high, for fear of releasing toxic gases. New research shows those critical temperatures are lower than most people believed.
A chemical called PFOA is used in the manufacture of Teflon products. This substance largely burns out of the product in the factory, but there is potential for PFOA to cause cancers.
Robert Scott Bell is the host of his own medical show, and is an advocate for natural health and treatments. He is an well-respected voice on issues affecting health, medicine and other issues affecting our lives.
Bell is our guest on the show today. He is here to talk to us about Teflon, and whether we should be using products coated with the material. We will discuss possible hazards, and the science on each side of the issue.
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- published: 03 Apr 2014
- views: 19629
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
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- Duration: 4:00
- Updated: 28 Dec 2016
- views: 11
The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Hampshire following revelations earlier this year of that the chemical PF...
The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Hampshire following revelations earlier this year of that the chemical PFOA was found in wells and drinking water around Saint Gobain Performance Plastics in Merrimack.
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The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Hampshire following revelations earlier this year of that the chemical PFOA was found in wells and drinking water around Saint Gobain Performance Plastics in Merrimack.
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- published: 28 Dec 2016
- views: 11
PFOA Free Fry Pan Coatings
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- Updated: 08 Aug 2012
- views: 2358
Vollrath is proud to announce new aluminum fry pan coatings made without the use of PFOA.
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Vollrath is proud to announce new aluminum fry pan coatings made without the use of PFOA.
For product details, click here:
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Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
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- Duration: 11:32
- Updated: 16 Jul 2016
- views: 490
Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of your needs? This can help!
Based off of our own experiences with dea...
Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of your needs? This can help!
Based off of our own experiences with dealing with a contaminated water source (and 4 children), as well of a lack of videos on the subject, we have put together this video to assist you as you make this adjustment to living with bottled water.
We will talk simply about some tricks and tactics that worked for us, in hopes that it can alleviate the stresses that are now facing you. In particular, we offer some solutions to handling things in the kitchen and the bathroom.
This is not about the science or about anything political - it's just a simple video to assist your family and its needs. If you are interested in the science behind it, there are many, many resources online, including on websites of state health departments who have had to face this (see below) and on the EPA website, to name a few. The C8 study is also a good place to look for more on PFOA and PFOS.
Our contaminant was PFOA, which is a member of the PFC family. These chemicals (likely) got into our water stream from a local plastic manufacturer, but they were also used in firefighting foams for decates, and these foams were often used and practiced with in various areas (including some bases across the country). These two kinds of usage have unfortunately led to community water sources and private wells being contaminated with this toxin in many parts of the country. While West Virginia, Ohio, Minnesota, and New Jersey were some of the early states and areas who dealt with this issue, this contamination has also been recently discovered in multiple parts of New York, Vermont (North Bennington), New Hampshire (Merrimack and Portsmouth), Delaware, Colorado, and several areas in Pennsylvania (in Bucks County and Montgomery County), to name a few.
https://wn.com/Tips_For_Living_With_Contaminated_Water_Pfoa_Specific
Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of your needs? This can help!
Based off of our own experiences with dealing with a contaminated water source (and 4 children), as well of a lack of videos on the subject, we have put together this video to assist you as you make this adjustment to living with bottled water.
We will talk simply about some tricks and tactics that worked for us, in hopes that it can alleviate the stresses that are now facing you. In particular, we offer some solutions to handling things in the kitchen and the bathroom.
This is not about the science or about anything political - it's just a simple video to assist your family and its needs. If you are interested in the science behind it, there are many, many resources online, including on websites of state health departments who have had to face this (see below) and on the EPA website, to name a few. The C8 study is also a good place to look for more on PFOA and PFOS.
Our contaminant was PFOA, which is a member of the PFC family. These chemicals (likely) got into our water stream from a local plastic manufacturer, but they were also used in firefighting foams for decates, and these foams were often used and practiced with in various areas (including some bases across the country). These two kinds of usage have unfortunately led to community water sources and private wells being contaminated with this toxin in many parts of the country. While West Virginia, Ohio, Minnesota, and New Jersey were some of the early states and areas who dealt with this issue, this contamination has also been recently discovered in multiple parts of New York, Vermont (North Bennington), New Hampshire (Merrimack and Portsmouth), Delaware, Colorado, and several areas in Pennsylvania (in Bucks County and Montgomery County), to name a few.
- published: 16 Jul 2016
- views: 490
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
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- Duration: 38:33
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 84
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water crisis unfolding in the Hoosick Falls region by talking with local residen...
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water crisis unfolding in the Hoosick Falls region by talking with local resident Michael Hickey, investigative reporter Brendan J. Lyons and Dr. Richard Clapp of Boston University.
Slideshow credits: Photo of Brendan J. Lyons by Times-Union, Photos of Michael Hickey by the AP's Mike Groll, Photo of Parkersburg, WV from Wikipedia, Aerial shot of Hoosick Falls from Google Earth and photo of Dr. Richard Clapp from Boston University.
Special thanks as always to our executive music producer Marsh Sound, and you can find the rest of his tunes at marshsound.bandcamp.com
Stay tuned for next week's live show as we debut Part 2 of this series on the Upstate NY water crisis.
https://wn.com/Don't_Drink_The_Pfoa,_New_York_Part_1
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water crisis unfolding in the Hoosick Falls region by talking with local resident Michael Hickey, investigative reporter Brendan J. Lyons and Dr. Richard Clapp of Boston University.
Slideshow credits: Photo of Brendan J. Lyons by Times-Union, Photos of Michael Hickey by the AP's Mike Groll, Photo of Parkersburg, WV from Wikipedia, Aerial shot of Hoosick Falls from Google Earth and photo of Dr. Richard Clapp from Boston University.
Special thanks as always to our executive music producer Marsh Sound, and you can find the rest of his tunes at marshsound.bandcamp.com
Stay tuned for next week's live show as we debut Part 2 of this series on the Upstate NY water crisis.
- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 84
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
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- Duration: 9:19
- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 510
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) at military airports is a potential source of perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) to the nearby environment.
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) at military airports is a potential source of perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) to the nearby environment.
https://wn.com/Historical_Usage_Of_Aqueous_Film_Forming_Foams_(Pfoa_And_Pfos_In_Water,_Soil_And_Fish)
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) at military airports is a potential source of perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) to the nearby environment.
- published: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 510
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
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- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 29 May 2017
- views: 18
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River water source for many more years than previously known based on blood ...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River water source for many more years than previously known based on blood samples of water customers.
Most of us get our drinking water from the Ohio River. Most of us have probably not heard of a chemical which was in that river with a name so long it's simply abbreviated as “PFOA.”
Scientific studies have statistically linked PFOA exposure to six diseases, including two cancers, near Parkersburg, West Virginia, where people also get their water from the Ohio.
Parkersburg is where a DuPont chemical plant manufactured PFOA for years and discharged the substance into the river.
Studies suggest PFOA flowed down here and many of us drank it in, particularly in northern Kentucky, where water treatment was less advanced than in Cincinnati
“Well there are two pieces of evidence that say the higher levels here are from what was in the drinking water,” said Susan Pinney, a researcher at the University of Cincinnati. .
Susan Pinney is among the authors of a new report about PFOA, in the journal environmental pollution.
Pinney was also involved in a 2005 study, which found elevated levels in a test group of northern Kentucky girls.
The original study, which Local 12 reported on last year, said the potential likely source of the chemical in people's bloodstream down here was a industrial facility 285 miles upriver. in other words, the Dupont plant.
That study said there were other possible sources, dust, soil, no-stick coating, which PFOA was used for. but this latest study is further evidence that the industrial source upriver is the likely source
The new study traced people who lived along the river as far back as 1991. 15 more years than previously checked.
“There's high levels of statistical significance that people with higher serum levels of PFOA drank water from the river.”
There's also a new measurement technique which further links PFOA in blood in our area to an industrial and not consumer product source.
There is good news. Northern Kentucky, like Cincinnati, now has advanced filtration to take PFOA out and Parkersburg stopped making PFOA a few a years ago.
So Pinney says drinking the water now is fine, but what if you drank it for decades, growing up?
“I think only time will tell if there are health effects on people,” said Pinney.
PFOA can stay in the bloodstream for years.
https://wn.com/Drinking_Water_Safety_Concerns_New_Historical_Evidence_Of_Pfoa_In_Ohio_River
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River water source for many more years than previously known based on blood samples of water customers.
Most of us get our drinking water from the Ohio River. Most of us have probably not heard of a chemical which was in that river with a name so long it's simply abbreviated as “PFOA.”
Scientific studies have statistically linked PFOA exposure to six diseases, including two cancers, near Parkersburg, West Virginia, where people also get their water from the Ohio.
Parkersburg is where a DuPont chemical plant manufactured PFOA for years and discharged the substance into the river.
Studies suggest PFOA flowed down here and many of us drank it in, particularly in northern Kentucky, where water treatment was less advanced than in Cincinnati
“Well there are two pieces of evidence that say the higher levels here are from what was in the drinking water,” said Susan Pinney, a researcher at the University of Cincinnati. .
Susan Pinney is among the authors of a new report about PFOA, in the journal environmental pollution.
Pinney was also involved in a 2005 study, which found elevated levels in a test group of northern Kentucky girls.
The original study, which Local 12 reported on last year, said the potential likely source of the chemical in people's bloodstream down here was a industrial facility 285 miles upriver. in other words, the Dupont plant.
That study said there were other possible sources, dust, soil, no-stick coating, which PFOA was used for. but this latest study is further evidence that the industrial source upriver is the likely source
The new study traced people who lived along the river as far back as 1991. 15 more years than previously checked.
“There's high levels of statistical significance that people with higher serum levels of PFOA drank water from the river.”
There's also a new measurement technique which further links PFOA in blood in our area to an industrial and not consumer product source.
There is good news. Northern Kentucky, like Cincinnati, now has advanced filtration to take PFOA out and Parkersburg stopped making PFOA a few a years ago.
So Pinney says drinking the water now is fine, but what if you drank it for decades, growing up?
“I think only time will tell if there are health effects on people,” said Pinney.
PFOA can stay in the bloodstream for years.
- published: 29 May 2017
- views: 18
PFOA and PFOS in Arizona Drinking Water
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- Duration: 1:31:13
- Updated: 01 Dec 2016
- views: 26
This webinar discusses the occurrence, research efforts, potential regulatory impacts, treatment alternatives and operational strategies to address Perfluorooct...
This webinar discusses the occurrence, research efforts, potential regulatory impacts, treatment alternatives and operational strategies to address Perfluorooctanoic (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic (PFOS) acids in drinking water.
https://wn.com/Pfoa_And_Pfos_In_Arizona_Drinking_Water
Subversion PFOA Event #3 Davis
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 21 Aug 2013
- views: 1065
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (2 of 2)
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- Duration: 20:15
- Updated: 03 Nov 2013
- views: 209
This is the Finals of the PFOA Event #3 of 5man at USPN.
I just noticed that the Codec of this Video isnt the best when Im moving the camera around...Sorry, I...
This is the Finals of the PFOA Event #3 of 5man at USPN.
I just noticed that the Codec of this Video isnt the best when Im moving the camera around...Sorry, I will get my settings right next time. ;-(
https://wn.com/Pfoa_Event_3_5Man_Uspn_(2_Of_2)
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3
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- Duration: 13:56
- Updated: 20 Feb 2014
- views: 1182
This is Raw footage of the PFOA Event #4 5man Rookies at Davis Paintball. Thanks to all the Teams, Refs, Davis Paintball, and all the Sponsors that make these E...
This is Raw footage of the PFOA Event #4 5man Rookies at Davis Paintball. Thanks to all the Teams, Refs, Davis Paintball, and all the Sponsors that make these Events so GREAT!!! Thank you all, and see you at the GRAND FINALE at Davis Paintball!!!
https://wn.com/Pfoa_Event_4_5Man_Davis_Paintball_1Of3
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
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- Duration: 21:23
- Updated: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 340
This is the first video of two for the Norcal PFOA Event #3 at USPN. Thanks to all the Teams that came on out and gave us such GREAT Games! Thanks to All the Re...
This is the first video of two for the Norcal PFOA Event #3 at USPN. Thanks to all the Teams that came on out and gave us such GREAT Games! Thanks to All the Reffs (Chuck and the Posse), Karnage Paintballs, Shyyphotography, BallersCafe, and all those who help make this a GREAT SEASON thus far! Go NORCAL, and see you all at DAVIS PAINTBALL PARK for the Next Event!!!
https://wn.com/Pfoa_Event_3_5Man_Uspn_(1_Of_2)
This is the first video of two for the Norcal PFOA Event #3 at USPN. Thanks to all the Teams that came on out and gave us such GREAT Games! Thanks to All the Reffs (Chuck and the Posse), Karnage Paintballs, Shyyphotography, BallersCafe, and all those who help make this a GREAT SEASON thus far! Go NORCAL, and see you all at DAVIS PAINTBALL PARK for the Next Event!!!
- published: 19 Jun 2009
- views: 340
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 3of3
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- Duration: 10:53
- Updated: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 359
STUSSY by HOLDEN PACKABLE VEST
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- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 27 Feb 2014
- views: 0
The Stussy by Holden A goose down filled packable vest, is packable into a branded stuff sack in an interior pocket.
MATERIALS:
water resistant downproof false...
The Stussy by Holden A goose down filled packable vest, is packable into a branded stuff sack in an interior pocket.
MATERIALS:
water resistant downproof false twist
ECO FRIENDLIER FEATURES:
Recycled Poly Lining
False twist DWR is PFOA Free
https://wn.com/Stussy_By_Holden_Packable_Vest
USPN SBV CORE Vs. HOODRATZ
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 99
NORCAL PFOA Event #1 @ BAP (Raw Games) HD
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- Duration: 23:04
- Updated: 18 Dec 2013
- views: 911
Okay, I know a lot of you Ballaz want to see yourself play in the games...there are just so many games, and its in HD....so Raw footage folks!!! Plus I didnt re...
Okay, I know a lot of you Ballaz want to see yourself play in the games...there are just so many games, and its in HD....so Raw footage folks!!! Plus I didnt record all these games myself(thanx Juan). You can tell when Im recording...(the camera doesnt have a seizure!!!)
Anyways, these are just a few of the games in Raw footage, enjoy, and Ill get the 141 games on up soon.
https://wn.com/Norcal_Pfoa_Event_1_Bap_(Raw_Games)_Hd
Okay, I know a lot of you Ballaz want to see yourself play in the games...there are just so many games, and its in HD....so Raw footage folks!!! Plus I didnt record all these games myself(thanx Juan). You can tell when Im recording...(the camera doesnt have a seizure!!!)
Anyways, these are just a few of the games in Raw footage, enjoy, and Ill get the 141 games on up soon.
- published: 30 Jan 2009
- views: 911
X-Brawl Comes to SCP!!! 01.03.10 Raw Footage
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- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 30 Jan 2014
- views: 735
Ballaz Ballin X-brawl Style @ SCP! Edge, COA, Adobo, just to name a few. This will be the place come Jan. 31st for the 1st RaceTo-2 Xbrawl format Tourney to be ...
Ballaz Ballin X-brawl Style @ SCP! Edge, COA, Adobo, just to name a few. This will be the place come Jan. 31st for the 1st RaceTo-2 Xbrawl format Tourney to be played at SCP. The PFOA will be at SCP with a Full X-brawl field! Crowd Participation, Coaches, and Ramping! So tell your moms and ladies cuz they can cheer all day for the you...the mvp of the day!
https://wn.com/X_Brawl_Comes_To_Scp_01.03.10_Raw_Footage
Ballaz Ballin X-brawl Style @ SCP! Edge, COA, Adobo, just to name a few. This will be the place come Jan. 31st for the 1st RaceTo-2 Xbrawl format Tourney to be played at SCP. The PFOA will be at SCP with a Full X-brawl field! Crowd Participation, Coaches, and Ramping! So tell your moms and ladies cuz they can cheer all day for the you...the mvp of the day!
- published: 04 Jan 2010
- views: 735
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 2of3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:28
- Updated: 15 Feb 2014
- views: 306
and balls keep flying!!!
and balls keep flying!!!
https://wn.com/Pfoa_Event_4_5Man_Davis_Paintball_2Of3
and balls keep flying!!!
- published: 06 Aug 2009
- views: 306
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How does PFOA get into groundwater?
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How does PFOA get into groundwater?
How does PFOA get into groundwater?
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16:45
Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
Teflon has been around since the 1940's, but could it be dangerous for you and your family...
published: 03 Apr 2014
Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Bell
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4:00
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
The state Department of Environmental Services continues to test water in southern New Ham...
published: 28 Dec 2016
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in NH
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- published: 28 Dec 2016
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1:47
PFOA Free Fry Pan Coatings
Vollrath is proud to announce new aluminum fry pan coatings made without the use of PFOA. ...
published: 08 Aug 2012
PFOA Free Fry Pan Coatings
PFOA Free Fry Pan Coatings
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11:32
Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
Living with a Contaminated Water source? Forced to use bottled water for the majority of ...
published: 16 Jul 2016
Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA specific
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38:33
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
In this special edition of the Message Podcast, we take an in-depth look at the water cris...
published: 24 Mar 2016
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1
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- published: 24 Mar 2016
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9:19
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) at military airports is a potential...
published: 13 Jun 2014
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PFOA and PFOS in water, soil and fish)
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3:12
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new study is out, which says a toxic chemical was in our Ohio River ...
published: 29 May 2017
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evidence of "PFOA" in Ohio River
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1:31:13
PFOA and PFOS in Arizona Drinking Water
This webinar discusses the occurrence, research efforts, potential regulatory impacts, tre...
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PFOA and PFOS in Arizona Drinking Water
PFOA and PFOS in Arizona Drinking Water
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4:07
Subversion PFOA Event #3 Davis
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Subversion PFOA Event #3 Davis
Subversion PFOA Event #3 Davis
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PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (2 of 2)
This is the Finals of the PFOA Event #3 of 5man at USPN.
I just noticed that the Codec o...
published: 19 Jun 2009
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (2 of 2)
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (2 of 2)
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13:56
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3
This is Raw footage of the PFOA Event #4 5man Rookies at Davis Paintball. Thanks to all th...
published: 06 Aug 2009
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3
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21:23
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
This is the first video of two for the Norcal PFOA Event #3 at USPN. Thanks to all the Tea...
published: 19 Jun 2009
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)
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- published: 19 Jun 2009
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How does PFOA get into groundwater?...
PFOA...
Teflon: Killer in the Kitchen with Robert Scott Be...
PFOA in drinking water still an ongoing issue in N...
PFOA Free Fry Pan Coatings...
Tips for Living with Contaminated Water - PFOA spe...
Don't Drink the PFOA, New York: Part 1...
Historical usage of aqueous film forming foams (PF...
Drinking water safety concerns: New historical evi...
PFOA and PFOS in Arizona Drinking Water...
Subversion PFOA Event #3 Davis...
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (2 of 2)...
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 1of3...
PFOA Event #3 5man @ USPN!!! (1 of 2)...
PFOA Event #4 5man @ Davis Paintball 3of3...
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Lyrics list:lyrics
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Wie Alles Begann, Baff
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Immer Nur Bei Dir, Baff
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Erzähl (feat. Bia), Baff
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Wunder, Baff
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Wofür Hältst Du Mich?, Baff
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Wir Sind Dabei, Baff
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Baff, Baff
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Was Hatn Die?, Baff
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Treffen Der Generationen, Baff
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So Ist Es Richtig, Baff
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Wie Alles Begann
Vertraut geleitet an den fremden Ort, ließ ich manches zurück, und bewegte mich fort.
Ein Stück von dort war ein unbekanntes Ziel, das ich so nicht verfolgte, wie in
einem Spiel waren die Regeln verschwommen, es gab nichts zu bekommen, es gab nichts
zu gewinnen, ich ließ mich einfach spinnen, die Zeit verrinnen und sah mir nur zu,
wie mir Fühler wuchsen, deren Grund warst du. Offen und heimlich, aufrecht und
peinlich war der Zufall geplant, entstand so ein Land, das wir oft verließen, öfter
aufeinander stießen, es bei Ahnungen beließen, die uns neues verhießen, deine
Gedanken, die konnten nicht klärn, wer gewinnt. Unser Traum fand die Worte nicht,
die er verdient, doch fand die Neugier ihren eigenen Lohn, und bahnte sich Wege im
Flüsterton.
Wie alles begann, kommt mir dann und wann in den Sinn,
über tausend Mauern führte doch mein Gang zu dir hin.
Was alles geschah, glänzt wieder wie Gold,
Fortsetzung folgt.
Wir liefen los nebeneinander einen schier endlosen Weg, im Wald der Stille die
Hoffnung gesät und gespäht, worin sich der andre verrät, wohin der Pfad geht, wie
die Prüfung gerät. Kühne Gefühle, tanzten nun auf der Bühne, im Keller der
Zweisamkeit wurde es heller, so hell, dass das Augenlicht schreckte, versteckte
Signale, die ich dir zum Leuchtfeuer erweckte. Verwebte Erwartung gesteigert,
erweitert die Sinne, war uns an der Stelle der Schwelle der Zutritt verweigert, der
Anfang vom Ende das Ende vom Ende und mit ihm die Wende.
Wie alles begann, kommt mir dann und wann in den Sinn,
über tausend Mauern führte doch mein Gang zu dir hin.
Was alles geschah, glänzt wieder wie Gold,
Fortsetzung folgt
Die Sinne, die wurden uns neu geboren, verborgene Dinge verborgen geborgen. Der
Morgen danach war ein Morgen davor, ein Endpunkt wurde zum glänzenden Tor. Die
Eindrücke füllten uns unsere Seelen, verhüllte Gefühle warn nun anzusehen, freizügig
zu stehlen aus unendlichem Schatz - unsre Heimat nahm Platz.
