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Canada wants cities to start filtering toxic forever chemicals from public drinking water, but that’s no easy feat
(newsinteractives.cbc.ca)
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True, but medical devices are probably very very minor sources of pollution compared to textiles and firefighting foam. 80/20 rule is a clear step forward. Let's not artificially invent uneccessary arguments to stall progress.
I'm all for phasing out PFAS, especially in textiles. I want the firefighting foam gone too, now that effective alternatives have been developed. I apologize if I misunderstood your intent. I just read this as calling for all complete and immediate halt to all PFAS production, which includes Teflon and its manufacturing aids:
Complete, yes, eventually. Immediate, yes, now would be great.