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<p style="text-indent: 5%;">Our work on Human Practices shows a strong dedication to addressing the practical issues related to PFAS contamination and integrating different points of view. We successfully collaborated with a wide range of stakeholders during the project, including lawmakers, scientists, and local residents. These discussions had a direct impact on our project objectives and methods, demonstrating how their perspectives influenced our strategy for PFAS detection and assisted us in improving our technology to better serve the needs of those impacted by contamination.</p>
<p style="text-indent: 5%;">A positive example for others is provided by the participation of multiple stakeholders, including Nima Kulkarni and the Henderson County Student-Led PFAS Research Team. Their proactive involvement in environmental issues serves as a reminder of the value of community activism and involvement, inspiring us and maybe others to take on comparable issues in our own communities. We were able to observe the influence that grassroots initiatives can have on more extensive policy discussions by taking note of their experiences. </p>
<p style="text-indent: 5%;">We have worked hard to record our work using video recordings and transcripts of our interviews, which is essential for other teams to use in the future. Through this transparency, the field of environmental health can benefit from additional research and innovation as others are able to benefit from our methods, insights, and lessons learned. By using our documentation as a guide, others attempting to solve related problems should be able to expand on our discoveries. </p>
<p style="text-indent: 5%;">We have carefully considered context and reasoning in our Human Practices work. We gave a clear background for our project and underlined the significance of coordinating our technology with current policies and community needs by talking about the legislative obstacles faced by advocates and the worries of nearby communities. In addition to providing context for our work, this background made it clear how urgent it is to meaningfully address PFAS contamination. </p>
<p style="text-indent: 5%;">We made sure that our grasp of the problem was comprehensive by combining the opinions of many stakeholders. Having discussions with lawmakers, scientists, and neighborhood activists enhanced our project and inspired us to consider novel approaches to the adoption and use of our detection technology. Our development process was guided by the insightful contributions from all stakeholders, resulting in a product that is more relevant and applicable to the target audience. </p>
<p style="text-indent: 5%;">Our Human Practices initiatives are consistent with a conscientious and moral project development methodology. We are not only tackling a critical environmental issue but also empowering those who have been impacted by PFAS contamination by placing a strong emphasis on community engagement, public awareness, and expert collaboration. We understand that in addition to technology, effective solutions also need the active involvement and support of the communities we hope to serve. </p>
<p style="text-indent: 5%;">In summary, we believe that the Human Practices work we've done is thoughtfully documented, well-integrated, and represents a responsible way to tackle environmental health issues. This project's foundation lays the groundwork for future initiatives in the ongoing battle against PFAS contamination. </p>