Comment submitted by John Sonin

Keep the synthetic human waste free from the Earth System already in a self-contained, self-perpetuating, autopoeisis! In an autopoiesis system like that of Planet Earth, the energy is reciprocated, distributed in a multilinear, multivariable, and multi-dimensional fashion consistent and sustaining with 'the harmony of the spheres' (the universe)! And, wherein, through this dynamo-efficient application of effort or work throughout its System, we find biospheres generating additional energy - synergy - creating both a satisfactory reciprocation in which Newton's laws of thermodynamics are capable of comprehension or can be implicated, while there is creative construction, also being without waste. atomic-bonded value and, consequent dynamo-polarity, maintains a predictably even distribution of energy with disparate concentrations that can both provide profit for capitalists while maintain the charged system while also adding "value" to that flow (concentrating atomic bonds) enabling the 'energy value' civilizations have created, building reliant civil formations throughout the Anthropocene Era! Organic construction, subsumed by civil formation, is an essential and a mandatory consequence in any autopoiesis creation (almost like a natural progression of the organic resplendence born of this autopoiesis polarity?) that is two-fold in its natural linear progressions, and even in its many multi-dimensional organic creations; it organizes the reciprocating energy extracted with caloric applications utilizing the organic requirements of growth and maintenance while also reciprocating the energy extracted through a more efficient application of synergy distributed throughout the system, STOP predatory pedophiles from setting OUR agenda and destroying the resplendent bounty of our already, maximally effecient System ! John Sonin I urge EPA to reject its proposal to weaken PFAS drinking water regulations. For decades, communities across the country have been exposed to PFAS contamination without their knowledge or consent. These chemicals are extraordinarily persistent, do not break down naturally, and have been associated with cancer, immune dysfunction, developmental impacts, reproductive harms, and other serious health concerns. Rolling back existing protections would force affected communities to bear the burden of continued contamination while responsible corporations avoid accountability. Many of the hardest-hit communities are already facing economic and environmental challenges and cannot afford further delays in addressing this public health crisis. The EPA's mission is to protect human health and the environment. That mission requires stronger action on PFAS, not weaker standards. EPA should preserve current drinking water protections, enforce compliance, make polluters pay, and ensure that every community has access to clean, safe, PFAS-free drinking water.