Erin Brockovich is still pissed about contaminated tap water
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Erin Brockovich is synonymous with environmentalism, which is why she is our inaugural guest. She is an environmental activist, author, and subject of the self-entitled Oscar-winning Steven Soderberg film, Erin Brockovich.
Erin joins Ken on today’s episode to discuss the state of U.S. drinking water and why many toxic contaminants are allowed to flow from taps at levels that are legal, but nowhere near safe.
Despite the promise of the 1974 Safe Drinking Water Act, woefully inadequate regulation persists 50 years later. Join Erin and Ken as they have an episode.
Want a deeper dive on today’s episode? Check out the links below:
What are PFAs Chemicals
Safe Drinking Water Act
Erin Brockovich’s website
EWG’s national tap water database
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