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Experts warn microwave popcorn could be loading your body with potentially harmful

Students were welcomed on Aug. 30, alongside new initiatives like the modular classrooms...

The Environmental Protection Agency is set to declare two of the most widely used chemicals as hazardous.

The change in sourcing comes as Cambridge sees an upward trend in PFAS levels, and experiences supply chain delays getting a replacement filter media that it...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — The city of Cambridge is temporarily switching the source of...

A dissenting Planning Board member called the plan "a massive project with so many...

The Environmental Protection Agency is pushing to regulate two of the most common “forever chemicals" under federal law to hold the companies that release the chemicals, polluting drinking water and soil, accountable.

In July 2022, water tests in the public drinking water system of at least six schools in Maine were found to have higher levels of forever chemicals, also known as perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday designated “forever...

The designation means releases of long-lasting chemicals known as PFOA and PFOS at or above a certain quantity would have to be reported