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7:33Now PlayingAustralia is among the many hotspots for so-called 'forever chemicals,' according to a study by the UNSW. The substances, officially known as PFAs, have been linked to health issues, including some cancers. Australia's federal parliament has called for an inquiry into the dangers of PFAS, while New South Wales is backing widespread water testing. But the International Pollution Elimination Network says the policies are still 'woefully' inadequate.
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