Wastewater treatment plants in the US may discharge enough “forever chemicals” to raise concentrations in drinking water ...

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New Mexico environment officials issued a nearly $68,000-dollar fine to the Cannon U.S. Air Force Base Tuesday, stating the ...

More than 143 million Americans are at risk of toxic PFAS, so-called forever chemicals, in their drinking water, according to ...

The Cookware Sustainability Alliance filed the complaint against Katrina Kessler, the commissioner of the Minnesota Pollution ...

Jean-Luc Cartron, a biologist at the University of New Mexico, expressed concern in his statement to Science News over these ...

When that foam is spilled, it poses a threat not only because PFAS are dangerous, but also because they don’t break down ...

Yes. PFAS are referred to as “ forever chemicals ” because they don’t naturally break down once the product containing the ...

Cookware Sustainability Alliance filed the lawsuit against the commissioner of Minnesota's Pollution Control Agency, saying that while non-stick cookware does use PFAS, it's safe for cooking.

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On December 19, 2024, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released draft health-based recommendations for ...

A cookware group is suing the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency over the new law banning PFAS in cookware, claiming it’s unconstitutional.