America's growing obsession with toxins: Why we're worried and what can be done
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Dylan Scott
Summary
Americans are increasingly worried about exposure to harmful chemicals in food, water, packaging, and consumer products, with over 70% expressing concern according to a Pew survey. The article explores the cultural obsession with "toxins," tracing its roots through the Make America Healthy Again movement led by RFK Jr., and examines what can be done about the widespread presence of toxic chemicals in everyday life — from food and water to clothing and cosmetics.
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bskyAmerica's growing obsession with toxins: Why we're worried and what can be donevox.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledMore than 70 percent of US adults say they are worried about exposure to harmful chemicals in food and drinking water
More than half say they have the same concerns about food packaging and kids' products
The vast majority want the government and businesses to do something about it
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