10:30 PM on December 2

10:30 p.m.

It's a pretty big problem in US and UK tap water

I had a Brita water filter

I bought Evian a few times

But the tap water would have been damaging

You need to prevent chemical companies from dumping toxic chemicals into waterways

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The screenshot is from a news article on The Guardian's website, focusing on environmental and health issues. The headline reads, "‘Forever chemical’ in English tap water samples carcinogenic, WHO rules," indicating a significant public health concern regarding water contamination in the UK. The article discusses the World Health Organization's move to categorize PFOA, a "forever chemical," as carcinogenic in humans, prompting pressure on the UK government. The article is authored by Rachel Salvidge and Leana Hosea. Visually, the screenshot shows a chrome faucet with running water, symbolizing the topic of tap water contamination. The background is blurred, emphasizing the flowing water. The Guardian’s logo is prominently displayed at the top in white on a dark blue background. Navigation links such as News, Opinion, Sport, Culture, and Lifestyle are visible, along with tags like Environment, Climate crisis, Wildlife, Energy, and Pollution. The overall tone of the image suggests urgency and concern about environmental and public health issues.
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