How new technology at Lake Elmo is aiming to remove PFAS from water 02:12. Efforts are underway in Lake Elmo to remove dangerous PFAS chemicals from the environment.. Friday morning, technology ...

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 findings found about 15 parts per trillion of PFAs in the wastewater coming from customers. Kenwright says the findings are what would look like “15 seconds in 32,000 years.” “We spent about ...

It applies to over 600 industrial sites, some of which discharge PFAS compounds. “Reducing PFAS at the discharge source is the most cost-effective way to protect public health and lower the cost of ...

PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals" due to their inability to easily break down under natural conditions, can cause numerous health issues if left to accumulate in people's bodies.

German chemical company BASF said on Tuesday it reached a $316.5 million settlement with some U.S. public water systems that claimed toxic “forever chemicals” in firefighting foam made by the ...

Johnson County declared a state of disaster after the discovery of "forever chemicals" in agricultural land. The county is seeking federal assistance.

Two wells in Stillwater – Well No. 6 and Well No. 10 – were found to contain PFAS at levels above health-based guidance values for drinking water. An additional well, Well No. 9, contains PFAS ...