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Topic: Sf bay fishery and pfas  (Read 14613 times)

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NuggyT

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https://youtu.be/ONcCrcm4k-Y?si=N2OFTrpJhTwuWpm_

Just came up in my YouTube feed, interesting watch. Obviously known the waters of sf bay are not the highest quality. Didn’t imagine forever chemicals such as pfas were of concern though. Suppose it makes sense since humans are capable of storing these plastics in our cells as well.
Tight lines n’ good vibes