Dr. Ray Dorsey

That trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene has been documented to be evaporating into the homes above this plume, and they have found trichloroethylene or perchloroethylene in people's master bedrooms, in their living rooms, and in their kids' playrooms.

There are thousands. There are not 150 of these contaminated sites. There are thousands. Half of the Superfund sites in the United States are contaminated with this chemical. I told you there are at least 12 dry cleaning sites just in Rochester, New York. alone. There are thousands of these sites. I visited them in New York. I visited them in Indiana. I visited them in West Virginia.

There are thousands. There are not 150 of these contaminated sites. There are thousands. Half of the Superfund sites in the United States are contaminated with this chemical. I told you there are at least 12 dry cleaning sites just in Rochester, New York. alone. There are thousands of these sites. I visited them in New York. I visited them in Indiana. I visited them in West Virginia.

There are thousands. There are not 150 of these contaminated sites. There are thousands. Half of the Superfund sites in the United States are contaminated with this chemical. I told you there are at least 12 dry cleaning sites just in Rochester, New York. alone. There are thousands of these sites. I visited them in New York. I visited them in Indiana. I visited them in West Virginia.

I visited them in Kentucky. I visited them in Arizona. I visited them in California. I visited them in North Carolina. I don't think there's a state in the country that doesn't have these contaminated sites. It's estimated that up to 30% of groundwater in the United States is contaminated with these chemicals.

I visited them in Kentucky. I visited them in Arizona. I visited them in California. I visited them in North Carolina. I don't think there's a state in the country that doesn't have these contaminated sites. It's estimated that up to 30% of groundwater in the United States is contaminated with these chemicals.

I visited them in Kentucky. I visited them in Arizona. I visited them in California. I visited them in North Carolina. I don't think there's a state in the country that doesn't have these contaminated sites. It's estimated that up to 30% of groundwater in the United States is contaminated with these chemicals.

And there is a reason why people are getting cancer, and there's a reason why people are getting Parkinson's disease. And I think one of the major reasons for both of those is trichloroethylene. There was a study done in Italy, so this is not just the United States, that found trichloroethylene in the blood and urine of three quarters of the men in Italy. These chemicals are everywhere.

And there is a reason why people are getting cancer, and there's a reason why people are getting Parkinson's disease. And I think one of the major reasons for both of those is trichloroethylene. There was a study done in Italy, so this is not just the United States, that found trichloroethylene in the blood and urine of three quarters of the men in Italy. These chemicals are everywhere.

And there is a reason why people are getting cancer, and there's a reason why people are getting Parkinson's disease. And I think one of the major reasons for both of those is trichloroethylene. There was a study done in Italy, so this is not just the United States, that found trichloroethylene in the blood and urine of three quarters of the men in Italy. These chemicals are everywhere.

Dry cleaning is still using, lots of dry cleaners are still using perchloroethylene. That releases gas. When you take your dry cleaning into your car, you are now breathing in perchloroethylene. These chemicals dissolve in your fat. Your brain is a fatty substance. You bring your daughter into a dry cleaner with a chocolate ice cream cone,

Dry cleaning is still using, lots of dry cleaners are still using perchloroethylene. That releases gas. When you take your dry cleaning into your car, you are now breathing in perchloroethylene. These chemicals dissolve in your fat. Your brain is a fatty substance. You bring your daughter into a dry cleaner with a chocolate ice cream cone,

Dry cleaning is still using, lots of dry cleaners are still using perchloroethylene. That releases gas. When you take your dry cleaning into your car, you are now breathing in perchloroethylene. These chemicals dissolve in your fat. Your brain is a fatty substance. You bring your daughter into a dry cleaner with a chocolate ice cream cone,

When you leave that dry cleaner, if they're dry cleaning on site, your daughter's now eating perchloroethylene.

When you leave that dry cleaner, if they're dry cleaning on site, your daughter's now eating perchloroethylene.

When you leave that dry cleaner, if they're dry cleaning on site, your daughter's now eating perchloroethylene.

So I don't know. I focus on Parkinson's disease. So I look at the world from a narrow view. And I think there are other indoor air contaminants that could be. Some of those indoor cams can be coming from outside, you know, just from the ambient air when we're outside. And that has filled with particulate matter. And that particulate matter can be carrying toxic metals with it.

So I don't know. I focus on Parkinson's disease. So I look at the world from a narrow view. And I think there are other indoor air contaminants that could be. Some of those indoor cams can be coming from outside, you know, just from the ambient air when we're outside. And that has filled with particulate matter. And that particulate matter can be carrying toxic metals with it.

So I don't know. I focus on Parkinson's disease. So I look at the world from a narrow view. And I think there are other indoor air contaminants that could be. Some of those indoor cams can be coming from outside, you know, just from the ambient air when we're outside. And that has filled with particulate matter. And that particulate matter can be carrying toxic metals with it.

We also know that people in agricultural areas or even people who work on sports fields or play on sports fields or golf courses that are sprayed with pesticides, you know, they're walking in them when they bring their shoes into the house. They can be bringing these chemicals into their homes and then pollute their indoor air that way.