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Chemical sector earnings may become more selective going forward, according to chemical industry expert Ajay Joshi. Niraj Shah Ajay Joshi Chemicals

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The reason Gavin Newsom vetoed the forever chemicals ban bill was just exposed. Lobbyists and corporations Celebrity chefs like David Chang, Rachel Ray and Thomas Keller pushed in opposition to the bill alongside the Consumer Brands Association and packaging organizations The celebrity chefs that got Gavin Newsom to veto the bill “all of them either have their own cookware line or are sponsored by other cookware lines that use PFAS forever chemicals in the nonstick coatings” You’re being poisoned for profit “The most comprehensive PFAS forever chemical ban was just vetoed by California Governor Gavin Newsom thanks to lobbying from the packaging industry and your favorite celebrity chef. Senate Bill 682 would have prohibited the sale and distribution in California of all food packaging materials that intentionally used PFAS forever chemicals. The ban would have also expanded into other consumer packaged goods such as cleaning products and cookware products by 2031. The proposed legislation on PFAS would have been the most strict in the country and a major step forward in protecting Americans' health.”

The reason Gavin Newsom vetoed the forever chemicals ban bill was just exposed. Lobbyists and corporations Celebrity chefs like David Chang, Rachel Ray and Thomas Keller pushed in opposition to the bill alongside the Consumer Brands Association and packaging organizations The celebrity chefs that got Gavin Newsom to veto the bill “all of them either have their own cookware line or are sponsored by other cookware lines that use PFAS forever chemicals in the nonstick coatings” You’re being poisoned for profit “The most comprehensive PFAS forever chemical ban was just vetoed by California Governor Gavin Newsom thanks to lobbying from the packaging industry and your favorite celebrity chef. Senate Bill 682 would have prohibited the sale and distribution in California of all food packaging materials that intentionally used PFAS forever chemicals. The ban would have also expanded into other consumer packaged goods such as cleaning products and cookware products by 2031. The proposed legislation on PFAS would have been the most strict in the country and a major step forward in protecting Americans' health.”

Wall Street Apes

77,120 次观看 • 11 个月前

🚨BREAKING: Reports Indicate There May Have Been A Third Attempt On Trump’s Life Approximately 20 patriots who attended Trump’s high-energy rally in Tucson are now reporting having to go to the ER immediately after the rally. The attendees all suffered from symptoms like blurry vision and swelling — serious, concerning reactions that all came on shortly after the rally ended. ALL of the affected were seated right by the stage where Trump made his entrance. Now, here's where it gets even more concerning. One attendee reports that a doctor told her she suffered from a chemical burn. We’ve got to ask the question: was this a deliberate chemical attack aimed at Trump? Were these patriots collateral damage in another attempt to kill the president? The Trump campaign has confirmed they’re gathering information on the situation. According to a senior advisor, “We remain committed to the countless patriots that attend our high-energy, high-impact rallies across the country.”

🚨BREAKING: Reports Indicate There May Have Been A Third Attempt On Trump’s Life Approximately 20 patriots who attended Trump’s high-energy rally in Tucson are now reporting having to go to the ER immediately after the rally. The attendees all suffered from symptoms like blurry vision and swelling — serious, concerning reactions that all came on shortly after the rally ended. ALL of the affected were seated right by the stage where Trump made his entrance. Now, here's where it gets even more concerning. One attendee reports that a doctor told her she suffered from a chemical burn. We’ve got to ask the question: was this a deliberate chemical attack aimed at Trump? Were these patriots collateral damage in another attempt to kill the president? The Trump campaign has confirmed they’re gathering information on the situation. According to a senior advisor, “We remain committed to the countless patriots that attend our high-energy, high-impact rallies across the country.”

Alex Jones

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