US environmental agency fast-tracking new PFAS approvals for semiconductorsThe EPA is accelerating the approval of PFAS chemicals for semiconductors, conflicting with its public commitment to regulate harmful substances.
Dam in Blue Mountains closed after elevated levels of PFAS chemicals detectedWaterNSW has closed Medlow Dam due to elevated PFAS levels in untreated water as a precaution.
US environmental agency fast-tracking new PFAS approvals for semiconductorsThe EPA is accelerating the approval of PFAS chemicals for semiconductors, conflicting with its public commitment to regulate harmful substances.
Dam in Blue Mountains closed after elevated levels of PFAS chemicals detectedWaterNSW has closed Medlow Dam due to elevated PFAS levels in untreated water as a precaution.
Opinion | Erin Brockovich: The Next President Must Address Forever ChemicalsThe Supreme Court decision overturning Chevron precedent emphasizes the lack of environmental health protections, especially in the case of PFAS chemicals, raising concerns for Americans' well-being.
It's almost impossible' to eliminate toxic PFAS from your diet. Here's what you can doIt may be almost impossible to avoid PFAS chemicals in food completely, but steps can be taken to reduce exposure and protect health.
Women exposed to forever chemicals' may risk shorter breastfeeding durationWomen exposed to PFAS chemicals face risks in breastfeeding.
EPA puts limits on 'forever chemicals' in drinking waterEPA sets new drinking water standards to limit PFAS chemicals for the first time.PFAS chemicals, known as 'forever chemicals,' pose risks to human health and the environment.
What Chemicals Are Covered by EPA's New Drinking Water Rule?The U.S. EPA has announced limits on PFAS chemicals in drinking water, giving suppliers three years to test for and two years to remove these persistent substances.
Women exposed to forever chemicals' may risk shorter breastfeeding durationWomen exposed to PFAS chemicals face risks in breastfeeding.
EPA puts limits on 'forever chemicals' in drinking waterEPA sets new drinking water standards to limit PFAS chemicals for the first time.PFAS chemicals, known as 'forever chemicals,' pose risks to human health and the environment.
What Chemicals Are Covered by EPA's New Drinking Water Rule?The U.S. EPA has announced limits on PFAS chemicals in drinking water, giving suppliers three years to test for and two years to remove these persistent substances.
Research reveals toxic PFAS forever chemicals' accumulate in testesPaternal exposure to PFAS forever chemicals can impact offspring's health and development, affecting sperm, leading to liver disease and higher cholesterol.