Page 44 - Fas News Today

Streamlined analysis of 40 PFAS compounds in wastewater and soil ... | June 5, 2023

The companies — Chemours, DuPont and Corteva — said they had reached an agreement in principle to set up a $1.19 billion fund to help remove toxic PFAS from drinking water systems.

“Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances,” (PFAs) also known by the moniker of forever chemicals, have pervaded every part of the world. Now, a new study has revealed that the makers of these chemicals knew about their toxicity and did nothing.

There’s a stereotype of the residents of Maine, New England, as simple fisherfolk, merrily going about lives that haven’t changed all that much for many generations. Click to read more...

Its among the states filing recent lawsuits as manufacturers move to settle claims totaling billions of dollars.

This is the first time that researchers have examined PFAS documents spanning 45 years (1961 to 2006). 

A recent study exposes the harmful impacts of chemical mixtures contaminating Englands rivers, lakes, and groundwater sources, posing a considerable risk to local wildlife. Click to read more...

The USDA Wednesday cut its forecast for the value of U.S. ag exports in fiscal year 2023 to $181 billion, a $3.5 billion reduction from the agency’s February prediction of $184.5 billion.

SG 66/23 The US state of Minnesota has approved measures to regulate PFAS and heavy metals in a wide variety of products. The provisions relating to PFAS will be... | June 1, 2023

Company Introduces Innovative and Sustainable Molded Fiber Food Packaging for Takeout, Deliver and Grab n’ Go Meals...