Forever chemicals (PFAS): EPA tightens chemical safety rules
EPA tightens chemical rules to curb PFAS harming farmers, safeguard public health, and phase out cancer-causing solvents.
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USGS study finds over 71 million Americans may use groundwater contaminated with PFAS "forever chemicals," raising health concerns across the U.S.
The EPA and Tucson Airport Authority are working together to address PFAS contamination in Tucson's drinking water to protect public health and ensure safe supply.
A revolutionary new method uses visible light to break down harmful "forever chemicals" at room temperature, offering a sustainable solution for remediation and fluorine recycling.
USGS scientists found "forever chemicals" (PFAS) in New Mexico's water, with the highest concentrations found downstream of urban areas, indicating cities as a major source of this pollution.
The EPA announces the first-ever federal drinking water standards for PFAS chemicals, with strict limits designed to protect public health, alongside federal funding to help water systems implement...