Traditional firefighting foams often contain PFAS (per and polyfluoroalkyl substances), or forever chemicals. Forever chemicals can remain in the environment, accumulate in the human body, and are linked to cancer, thyroid issues, and other health risks. Pat Butler is a retired firefighter and says there’s a better alternative to traditional firefighting foams, and it’s made […]
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