The first full-time government employee in the United States whose job is focused solely on dealing with PFAS works on ...

A statewide study that included water wells in Lancaster County found that 18% of samples exceeded federal maximum ...

The results, according to the USGS says, “This study’s findings indicate widespread PFAS contamination in groundwater that is used for public and private drinking water supplies in the U.S ...

The EPA sets new limits on PFAS in drinking water, ... across the nation and threaten as much as “45% of the nation’s tap water,” according to a 2023 study by the U.S. Geological Survey. ...

PFAS in US Tapwater: Exposures and Associated Health Implications United States Geological Survey (USGS) New Jersey Water Science Center’s Research Hydrologist Kelly Smalling presentation “Per-and ...

How a dying woman's fight led to the toughest PFAS ban in the U.S. 03:14 Minnesotans call it "Amara's Law" — named for Amara Strande.. Starting this year, it's America's strictest state law ...

“The PFAS molecule is basically a carbon chain with fluorine surrounding it, and that fluorine acts as sort of a shield that makes it resistant to chemical breakdown,” Groele said. “Once the carbon is ...

Co-author from the University of Newcastle, Professor Eric Kennedy, said their results shed light on how PFAS can be safely destroyed at high temperatures. “This study has identified intermediary ...

Manufacturers have been widely using PFAS—a class of about 15,000 chemicals—in products for their stick-, stain-, and water-resistant properties since the 1940s.