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Nov. 4—CHARLOTTE — The North Carolina Department of Justice filed suit Thursday against more than a dozen manufacturers of firefighting foam that contains toxic "forever chemicals," accusing the companies of

An Indian designer is using discarded pieces of cloth to piece together fashionwear for men and women as a sustainable alternative to high-end garments.

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued fish consumption advisories for five Cape Cod waterbodies on Tuesday after detecting high levels of...

Three recent PFAS issues have directly impacted 3M both domestically and internationally. In the United States, the PFAS updates for 3M include two settlements to end litigation regarding 3M’s alleged pollution of various waterways in Tennessee and northern Alabama.

According to a new report, water utilities and regulators in the United States identified...

With its decision to list per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances PFAS as hazardous substances under Washington’s cleanup law, the Model Toxics Control Act MTCA, Department of Ecology ushers in a new era of uncertainty, and potential liability, at cleanup sites across the state.

EPA has released its risk assessment for GenX, one of the hundreds of forever chemicals known collectively as PFAS that are ubiquitous in our environment owing to decades of use in everything from fire suppressants to pizza boxes.

The free plant clinics offered by UF/IFAS, Monroe County Extension Service and the Master Gardener Volunteers, are back at the Murray Nelson Government Center on the first Wednesday of each

EPA goals in research, PFAS pollution, and PFAS contamination. Actions under Safe Drinking Water Act SDWA, the TSCA, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act RCRA, Clean Water Act CWA, and Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act CERCLA.

Oregon tests water systems for toxic ‘forever chemicals’, Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.