From nonstick pans to processed foods to tap water, new research reveals how ‘forever chemicals’ sneak into the kitchen — what can be done.

New Mexico health and environmental officials conducted a $1.2 million testing project, drawing blood from nearly 630 people. They shared the results Thursday night during a public meeting. The ...

A USA Today study found one of two PFAS chemicals measured at the University of South Florida’s Central Plant is more than ...

Testing at a well in Tarpon Springs was nine times the limit. A well in Holiday measured 19 times the limit. The science is ...

I think some clients are under the mistaken notion that this administration is just going to 'poof, make it go away.' What we ...

Funding for drinking water is limited, and any money we as a society spend on PFAS isn't available for needed infrastructure ...