‘Acid rain’ is back – should we be worried?

A resurgence of acid rain concerns has arisen with the detection of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a persistent “forever chemical,” in various environments, including rainfall, rivers, and even human urine. While the environmental impact of TFA remains uncertain, its increasing prevalence poses potential threats to ecosystems and human health, prompting calls for regulatory action.

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