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"Absolutely bad for human health."

The Commonwealth Utilities Corp. has informed the public that the level of synthetic chemicals found in the Isley Reservoir Tank, which supplies water to several villages on the island, has

A survey revealed that 71% of Wisconsin private wells are contaminated with forever chemicals, albeit some with very low PFAS levels. Read more here.

The Agriculture Department on Thursday raised its yield estimates for corn and soybeans and predicted stronger production for both commodities in its November crop report.

Gov. Roy Cooper is strongly urging the Environmental Protection Agency to reverse the decision to allow the import of certain waste materials intended for disposal in North Carolina.

Omega fatty acids, especially omega-3, may strengthen your heart and even prevent hearing loss. Here's how to get more of this anti-aging nutrient.

YAKIMA, Wash.- The Yakima Training Center is hosting an informational session on Wednesday, Nov. 15 concerning its ongoing response to PFAS contamination in drinking water and the installation of POET

Last spring, Congressman Chris Pappas filed legislation to change the Internal Revenue Service’s tax code in regard to state-issued PFAS remediation rebates.

Recently published research is showing PFAS chemicals may be even more harmful than we thought.

If you drink tap water now, this might change your mind on how safe it is.