Among the findings were elevated levels of PFAS in the Monocacy River, making it the seventh most contaminated waterway sampled. Brent Walls, the Upper Potomac Riverkeeper, collected water samples ...

Bacteria commonly found in the human gut could potentially be used to gather up PFAS and carry them out as waste, researchers suggest in a study published this week in Nature Microbiology. “I ...

"Amara's Law" will reduce, then eliminate, the manufacture and sale of nonessential PFAS products by 2032.

The Pocotaligo River in Sumter had the highest PFAS levels among 22 waterways tested in a nationwide study, raising health and safety concerns.

Testing revealed that biosolids, or treated sewage sludge commonly used as fertilizer, are a major source of PFAS pollution in the Spokane River watershed.

PFAS chemicals — which have been used to manufacture products resistant to heat, water and grease since the 1940s — have posed a mounting concern for states across the country.

Environment Firefighting foams contain toxic PFAS. Could soybeans be the answer? PFAS are tied to a host of human health problems, from reproductive issues to high cholesterol to certain types of ...

Veolia opens PFAS removal plant in Delaware The system is one of the largest in the US to remove fluorochemicals from public drinking water ...

Nantucket has a PFAS problem in the drinking water. It’s his job to solve it. Andrew Shapero, Nantucket’s new environmental contamination administrator, has his work cut out for him.

The search to find a PFAS-free firefighting foam is relatively new, as a growing body of research illuminates the harmful impact that these chemicals have on humans and the environment.

Oregon lawmakers have passed a bill funding a study of the "forever chemical" PFAS in agricultural fields fertilized with sewage sludge.

It is abundantly clear that PFAS liability is not going away and all parties would do well to gird themselves against unexpected consequences of the regulatory landscape by not only preparing the ...