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'Forever chemicals' in 70M American water systems: study - Vimarsana News

'Forever chemicals' in 70M American water systems: study

More than 70 million Americans are living in homes where the tap water is contaminated with "forever chemicals" linked to cancer, reproductive and immune system damage, according to a recent study.

Source: nypost.com
Dust busters: what's really in household dust and how to get rid of it | Well actually - Vimarsana News

Dust busters: what's really in household dust and how to get rid of it | Well actually

Dust is full of seemingly benign detritus, but experts say it may also contain contaminants with concerning health implications

UNR professor aims to help reduce water use of alfalfa - Vimarsana News

UNR professor aims to help reduce water use of alfalfa

Many Mountain West farmers grow alfalfa, an especially thirsty crop. Now, a researcher at the University of Nevada, Reno is working to help farmers use less water.

Source: knpr.org
State convinces EPA to toughen rules on cancer-causing chemicals - Vimarsana News

State convinces EPA to toughen rules on cancer-causing chemicals

The pending change would help state officials compel the military to remediate PFAS-tainted groundwater, including at a National Guard facility in Santa Fe County.

EPA move against cancer-causing 'forever chemicals' could help New Mexico's cleanup fight - Vimarsana News

EPA move against cancer-causing 'forever chemicals' could help New Mexico's cleanup fight

The pending change would help state officials compel the military to remediate PFAS-tainted groundwater, including at a National Guard facility in Santa Fe County.