Happy International Women’s Day, I’m excited to highlight this #GreenRooms interview with kaleyroshitsh, sustainability editor at wwd! We’re discussing her article about PFAS and other toxins found in period care, how to avoid them, and where to find cleaner alternatives🩸 Period poverty and the lack of access to menstrual products exacerbates this issue, as most short-term affordable options contain harmful chemicals. PFAS are a class of chemicals known for their toxicity and potential to harm human health and the environment. While there is still a lot unknown about these toxins, they are commonly found in consumer goods such as non-stick cookware, food packaging, and many fabrics. Studies have linked exposure to PFAS to a range of health problems, including cancer, liver damage, immune system dysfunction, and developmental delays. The alarming reality is that PFAS have infiltrated our bodies, food, and water supply. Because of this, they can’t be avoided entirely, but with the ...