As state regulators weigh PFAS rules, scientists push for solutions that fit existing water systems by exploring new ...

The next phase of the state’s PFAS ban includes a wider range of store-bought products as lawmakers aim to protect public ...

States such as Colorado and Maine have banned more products, while states such as Minnesota and New Mexico will require manufacturers to submit reports detailing their use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl ...

No single approach fits every site, but landfills that evaluate PFAS technologies within a broader framework will be better ...

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

Lawmakers heard public testimony Thursday at the State Capitol on two bills related to PFAS, often called “forever chemicals” ...

Some critics say the proposed rules are toothless, but the Environmental Management Commission says they’ll get better.

As the EPA moves to roll back some PFAS limits for drinking water, the definition of these ‘forever chemicals’ is up for ...

From raincoats to food packaging, PFAS — also known as "forever chemicals"— can be found almost everywhere. When it comes to clothing, these long-lasting chemicals are used to repel water and stains, ...

PFAS, also known as forever chemicals, are found in some household products and public water systems. The U.S. EPA announced new rules regulating PFAS in drinking water in April. Per- and ...

Under the updated law, many common household items like cookware, cosmetics and children's toys must be free of harmful ...

Advocates hope Minnesota’s ban on “forever chemicals” could bring a new focus and drive for regulations if the Democratic ticket prevails. Minnesota last year enacted a sweeping ban on toxic “forever ...