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How can we stop, or at least slow, PFAS contamination?

These chemicals are, unsurprisingly, becoming more ubiquitous worldwide.

PFAS contamination levels found in half of 24 follow-up well tests within two Bennington, Vt., neighborhoods were above the state advisory level for drinking water. That prompted the meeting Thursday

PFAS: Have you heard of them? They are a group of widespread and troubling contaminants, and they could be in your drinking water. Your utility knows if they are, or it will soon. But it may not go out of its way to let you know. An Orlando Sentinel survey found reluctance among some local utility, government and industry leaders to be fully transparent – to go beyond transparency specifically ...

A new study suggests that ultrasound technology may break down harmful chemicals that contaminate groundwater. Read the article to find out more.

An aging research center formerly used by NASA is polluting the Los Angeles River and the farms that draw water from it — and the government is fully aware, but doing nothing about it. As The Guardian reports, the nonprofit Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) claimed that the Santa Susana field laboratory located just […]

How can we stop, or at least slow, PFAS contamination?

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PFAS contamination means the land in Unity cannot be farmed any more

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection will increase monitoring for the toxic class of chemicals known as PFAS. The announcement comes about a month after the U.S. Geological Survey found