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New restrictions on PFAS and other potentially hazardous chemicals in Australia present an opportunity for industry to develop alternatives for new, safe and clean products.

A plan to spread biosolids on a preserved farm has some rural residents of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, concerned about polluted runoff.

Islanders want answers on the health implications of chemicals that leaked into drinking water.

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A listening session for input on the quinquennial national bill

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YAKIMA, Wash.- The Yakima Training Center (YTC) will begin installing water filtration systems on wells providing water for homes in East Selah this fall.

In a tug-of-war between public health concerns and industrial pressures, the European Union (EU) seems on the brink of reneging on its commitment to limit the use of certain hazardous chemicals, chiefly the per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often dubbed forever chemicals. Click to read more...

A recent study revealed that these biodegradable alternatives might not be as environmentally-friendly as they appear.

Carlisle Finishing produced textiles for years, but it polluted groundwater and waste basins with toxic forever chemicals, records show.