Earlier, we explored why PFAS are often called "Forever Chemicals." Today, let's follow their journey. Once PFAS are released into the environment, they don't necessarily stay where they started. Depending on the specific compound and local conditions, PFAS can move through: - Groundwater - Rivers and streams - Stormwater runoff - Lakes and reservoirs - Wastewater systems Because many PFAS compounds are highly mobile, contamination detected in one location may have originated