It depends on where you live. My town a few years back the Firefighters were tired of constantly getting cancer and figured out it was from PFAS in their outfits and chemicals used to fight cancer, along with all the people that lived near where they would do fire drills with those chemicals had a high rate of cancer. They started a coalition to make a change for all the town folk and themselves. The areas polluted in all those places are getting free water with plans to connect them to town water. The fire fighters are getting more covered care if they get sick and pushing companies in the industry to change how products are made to make them safer, along with getting other towns to join in. Plus, when the town proposed spending 18m on a pfas coated new sports field the voters were so against it for cost and poisoning the area the town dropped the project knowing it would not pass a funding vote. Sadly, PFAS is used all over the place which includes all modern rain resistant cloths, bags, and umbrellas. It is in cookware if you have Teflon items. It is even used on most dental floss and paper straws. The list is long with companies not caring and will still not care unless consumers push back or the government bans their use.