Greg Johnson PFAS are known as “forever chemicals” because of their persistence in the environment. The U.S. EPA is actively ...

Water Production Supervisor Rob Weber discusses PFAS contamination in the Vancouver water supply at the Water Station 14 78th Street pumping facility. (The Columbian files) A proposed change to ...

Directed at individuals who may be at risk of elevated PFAS exposure, the new test detects and measures PFAS identified by National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Organizations ...

EPA recently proposed significant actions to address PFAS in wastewater under the Clean Water Act by (1) publishing recommended human health water quality criteria used to enact surface water quality ...

Years of action before federal or state guidelines underscores the company's ongoing customer commitment to remove PFAS and protect public health Aqua Pennsylvania continues its work to protect ...

An in-depth analysis of PFAS sources, environmental persistence, and health risks, emphasizing the significant role of ...

Katie Richards identified a critical gap in Maine’s ability to respond to PFAS contamination. With no in-state testing options available, she co-founded Maine PFAS Laboratories with her husband Chris.

While the Trump administration’s PFAS policy framework is beginning to take shape, uncertainties remain across the regulatory, litigation and legislative fronts. On April 28, EPA Administrator Lee ...

In some of the Earth's most remote and inaccessible regions, there are traces of humankind. There's plastic in the Mariana Trench. Mount Everest looks like a garbage dump. And the Arctic Ocean is full ...

New research has found that pregnant people exposed to PFAS—or "forever chemicals"—may give birth to children who have high blood pressure once they reach their teens. These substances are called ...