Hazardous chemicals contaminate drinking water, soil and food worldwide. Who is responsible for the contamination caused by these "forever chemicals"?

Companies like Gradiant, Bioforcetech and VVwater are developing new solutions to safely dispose of PFAS waste, though ...

Stanley Johnson praises story inspiring young readers to tackle environmental challenges Toxic chemicals known as PFAS have now been detected in more than 90 percent of England’s rivers, prompting ...

Experiments in mice show that some gut bacteria can absorb toxic PFAS chemicals, allowing animals to expel them through feces.

Leading chemists have warned against efforts to narrow the scientific definition of PFAS. In a statement published by the ...

While the effects weren’t severe, they were significant enough to raise concerns. Ania Majewska, the senior author of the ...

The Brookings-based East Dakota Water Development District pledged to contribute $53,134 to get the plan started.