Greg Johnson PFAS are known as “forever chemicals” because of their persistence in the environment. The U.S. EPA is actively ...
A UMaine senior spent two years untangling Maine’s fast‑moving PFAS response, revealing just how far the state has gone to ...
Bristol Fire Equipment Technician Jason 'Jay' Kelly coordinated the state's PFAS buyback program.
The next phase of the state’s PFAS ban includes a wider range of store-bought products as lawmakers aim to protect public ...
States such as Colorado and Maine have banned more products, while states such as Minnesota and New Mexico will require manufacturers to submit reports detailing their use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl ...
The city and county of Butte-Silver Bow accuses the manufacturers of colluding to hide that the firefighter turnout gear ...
Previously, the EPA had advised but not required a drinking water limit of 70 ppt. Many of Maine’s other PFAS advisory levels ...
As the EPA moves to roll back some PFAS limits for drinking water, the definition of these ‘forever chemicals’ is up for ...
As medical device manufacturers face mounting pressures to reduce environmental risk, improve traceability, and accelerate ...
New York state officials eye new approaches to control "forever chemicals" contaminants known as PFAS in water, soils ...
There's increasing concern about PFAS, the substances commonly called forever chemicals found throughout the environment. Now volunteers in Minnesota are collecting pine needles throughout the state ...
As state regulators weigh PFAS rules, scientists push for solutions that fit existing water systems by exploring new ...
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