Scientists have identified a form of bacteria that eats the toxic "forever chemicals" that leach into the water supply by way ...

Arctic zone: 2.2 mg/kg Under 40 inch zone: 1.6 mg/kg Over 40 inch zone: 1.3 mg/kg Resident non-cancer hazard: 0.028 mg/kg Commercial/industrial non-cancer hazard: 0.37 mg/kg Construction worker ...

A lawsuit filed by Santa Clara County alleges that manufacturers covered up the toxic effects of the substances.

Public wastewater systems throughout the state, including those in Salem and Eugene, offer biosolids to farmers to fertilize fields.

Gov. Tony Evers is proposing more funding to clean up toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS, while offering farmers more ...

With the right wastewater treatment strategies, companies can address these challenges while advancing their sustainability ...

The PFAS in lithium-ion batteries is a major obstacle to recycling or disposing of these batteries safely. But we have a way ...

AUGUSTA, Maine — Lawmakers in Augusta are considering a bill to establish limits for PFAS chemicals in produce grown by Maine ...

Facing half a dozen water contamination lawsuits, a new bill introduced by several Northwest Georgia Republicans seeks to shield the carpet industry and others from liability.

If any action is to be taken by lawmakers in Connecticut, there should be much more PFAS regulation, not less.

More states are considering policies this year to tackle "forever chemicals," which can last for thousands of years in the ...

The city of Vancouver is continuing its efforts to remove man-made compounds known as “forever chemicals” from public ...