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TikTok star food critic Keith Lee abandoned his food tour in the Bay Area  after stating the Bay Areas homeless crisis and lack of food safety (which put him in the hospital) made the area unfit for tourism.


He also goes to state that people in the area are in survival mode. This brings attention to the environmental crisis that is inescapable in the Bay Area. The cost of living in the Bay is inordinately high forcing people to have to be homeless or  live with other people.


Even though the cost of living is high the quality of living is deficient. From toxic-rotten smells in SanFrancisco to filthy trash accompanied by copious pot holes in the streets, the Bay has been neglected by government officials and it can no longer be ignored.


When will the higher ups step in and do what they are being funded to do?


Hopefully what Keith Lee said will promote attention to the intrusive environmental crisis that high risk low income predominately Black disadvantaged communities are facing in the Bay Area.

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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have emerged as a concerning issue in drinking water across the United States, posing health risks and prompting extensive cleanup efforts. The scale of this environmental challenge has led to an estimated cost of $47 billion to eliminate PFAS from the nation's drinking water supply.


The PFAS Problem

PFAS are a group of human-made chemicals used in a variety of products for their water- and grease-resistant properties. However, these persistent chemicals do not break down easily in the environment, leading to contamination of water sources. Studies have linked exposure to PFAS to adverse health effects, including developmental issues, cancer, and immune system disruption.


National Contamination:

Communities across the U.S. have grappled with PFAS contamination in their drinking water, stemming from industrial discharges, military firefighting foam, and various consumer products. The widespread nature of PFAS contamination has raised alarms, prompting increased monitoring and regulatory efforts to safeguard public health.


The whopping $47 Billion Cost of Cleanup:

The magnitude of PFAS contamination has necessitated a significant financial commitment to address the issue comprehensively. The estimated $47 billion cost for eliminating PFAS from U.S. drinking water reflects the complex nature of the problem, requiring advanced technologies and infrastructure upgrades.


Technological Solutions:

Various treatment technologies, such as activated carbon filtration and advanced oxidation processes, are being explored to remove PFAS from water sources. These solutions, while effective, come with a considerable price tag, contributing to the overall cost of cleanup efforts.


As the U.S. grapples with the extensive and costly cleanup of PFAS from drinking water sources, it is evident that a coordinated effort involving government agencies, industries, and communities is essential. The $47 billion dollar issue reflects the magnitude of commitment required to ensure safe and clean drinking water for all, mitigating the risks posed by persistent PFAS contamination.

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Since Elon Musks ownership of X the app formerly known as Twitter anti blackness on the platform has soared. According to a study done in 2022 anti black comments have been made more than 26 thousand times.


Elon musk himself has even went as far as to mock efforts against anti black racism by posting himself laughing at the woke movement which was created in an effort to combat racism and inequities within vulnerabley disadvantaged communities. Followed by him restoring accounts that encouraged hate against Black people specifically. https://mashable.com/article/elon-musk-stay-woke-twitter-shirts-black-lives-matter


Furthermore Twitter has a habit of banning Black accounts who speak out against racism quicker than non Black accounts who spew hate regularly.


Some even speculate that twitters algorithm and policies have an embedded bias.


The censorship of Black activist accounts remains a pressing issue, equity is a must across all platforms on and offline.

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