What they found
This review highlights that PFAS pollution is increasing in India, particularly in industrial areas with limited environmental monitoring. It emphasizes the critical need for new policies and guidelines to address PFAS exposure.
What they studied
Researchers critically assessed PFAS sources, environmental movement, and transport in key Indian states. They focused on the risks to human health and the environment, especially through drinking water exposure.
Takeaways
To combat rising PFAS pollution in India, the study outlines several crucial actions for stakeholders and policymakers.
About this paper
This critical assessment reviewed existing literature on PFAS pollution in India, focusing on sources, environmental fate, and transport. It also evaluated current regulatory measures and policy frameworks, identifying both progress and shortcomings in addressing PFAS contamination.