Like Rip Van Winkle, the FDA and EPA seem to be waking from a long slumber as MAHA approaches
Or are they just issuing rules to make it appear so? Don't know yet. Here are 3 examples.
FDA: Red Dye #3
FDA: Food labeling—to actually provide consumers useful information that will help them distinguish how healthy or harmful products are? This looks to me like an end-run around truly meaningful food label changes. Are we impressed with this sample label?
EPA admits forever chemicals in sewer sludge might not be such a great idea after all. Is this a repeat of the fluoride experiment: you get rid of a nasty chemical that is very hard and expensive to manage by adding it to food and water? What will EPA do about it? Why did they encourage farmers to spread this poison on their crops? Will we get some accountability for the decision?
I won't believe the FDA ever again until they come clean about the bioweapon COVID injections. They destroyed their credibility then and there.
Forget about the forever chemicals and all the wonders of continuously escalating molecules from complex artificial chemistry. All you need to have is a bit of experience with toilet bowls, a pretty universal experience, if it can go down a toilet I'm sure someone out there has shoved it down a toilet. Shoe polish, paint thinner, nail polish, paint, motor oil, cocaine, dead rats, dead people (and horrors, they still have their mercury amalgams) ... whatever you can imagine someone has tried shoving it down a toilet and some things it may shock you the sheer quantity of "I would have never guessed" things that get flushed down toilets. Like condoms, although now that the populace sex drive is allegedly on the down turn there may be some relief there. Hope they're environmentally friendly condoms. All you need to know is that and the range of misanthropic human behavior to say to yourself, "yuck, what could possibly go wrong if we start spreading this on our fruits and vegetables".
And surely through the magic of law in the pursuit of lawlessness some one probably has or is working on ways to get your sewer sludge enriched veggies stamped "organic"
Honestly, in my very limited worldly experience, except in Scandinavia and places that are not East Coast NJ USA I've seen rare if any places where people can be trusted to put the clear plastic water bottles in the clear plastic water bottle recycle bin. It is far too much of a heavy lift to have the most basic expectations of people so yeah, probably a whole lot more than PFAS forever chemicals to worry about in sewer sludge
But they know that. We ALL know it. Just easier to pretend "nope, nothing to see here"
After all that sludge has too end up SOMEWHERE. And after 50-100 years of Fluoride precedent it is known you can just put that waste stuff in food and water before anyone wises up. Fluoride was allegedly good for teeth and they played that one up till it almost became a crime NOT to dump IQ trimming Fluorosis causing Fluoride in the water. "How can you justify removing Fluoride from the water? Don't you care about the kids"? Will not be surprised if RFK Jr has too field that one in his confirmation smear fest.
Teflon and "non stick" chemicals being what they are perhaps they can sell the idea that "the PFAS are good for the joints, makes them slippery and stuff, like that Slick 50 that back in the day you could have sworn made your motorcycle run better.:) All they need to do is figure out a ruse to cast PFAS as a GOOD thing. By the time the peeps figure it out they'll probably be putting fluoride back in the drinking water