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Science Advisory Board SAB issues related to EPA’s proposals to regulate legacy PFAS PFOA and PFOS in drinking water. SAB released its draft report summarizing its findings after the hearings and a thorough review of the scientific literature provided by the EPA.

Maine state House and Senate both passed bill LD 1911 that would ban the use of biosolids that contain PFAS in land applications. Legislation addressed state concerns over land contamination caused by use of biosolids with PFAS as fertilizer.

Clean water advocates are demanding a harder line from the state on contamination from so-called "forever chemicals" in Pennsylvania water.

Environmental Protection Agency's notification to the White House Office of Management and Budget OMB regulating PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances under CERCLA.The hazardous substance designation will have financial impacts on companies,some states advocating exemption

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway wants to spend $425,000 to...

EPA announced two actions intended to safeguard communities from products containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. EPA Publishes Receipt And Status Information For Certain New Chemicals For February 2022. Webinar On Biofuel PMNs: New Chemical Risk Assessment And Applications.

EPA announced two actions intended to safeguard communities from products containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. EPA Publishes Receipt And Status Information For Certain New Chemicals For February 2022. Webinar On Biofuel PMNs: New Chemical Risk Assessment And Applications.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A deeply divided Minnesota Legislature returns from its...

The state Department of Natural Resources has restarted efforts to set standards for bacteria in groundwater after conservatives on the agencys policy board killed the attempt in February.

Wisconsin judge ruled case of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Inc. and Leather Rich, Inc. v. WDNR, Waukesha County Case 2021CV000342 that WDNR lacks authority to regulate PFAS chemicals because Wisconsin Legislature has not established regulatory standards for them.