New research shows that toilet paper could potentially be a major source of the so-called 'forever chemicals' PFAS entering the environment.
An estimated 184 billion rolls of toilet paper are used worldwide every year, which requires felling more than 700 million trees, according to sustainability advocate The World Counts.
In Europe, the average Portuguese person uses 1,03...
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