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Park City’s water system is the first in Utah to earn state approval for its compliance plan to manage what are known as ...
PFAS concentrations in Los Angeles and Santa Ana rivers exceed federal safety limits, posing serious health risks to ...
Testing revealed that biosolids, or treated sewage sludge commonly used as fertilizer, are a major source of PFAS pollution ...
A Q&A with Andrew Shapero, Nantucket's new forever-chemical expert, on the extent of the problem on the island, and how ...
Perdue AgriBusiness says is has made significant progress in PFAS well-water testing. Yet, the law firm representing ...
Veolia CEO Estelle Brachlianoff, who came to the opening from the firm’s headquarters in France, said the plant is the ...
Traditional firefighting foams used to prevent fires from spreading contain PFAS, which are tied to a host of human health ...
Water provider Veolia is removing toxic PFAS chemicals from drinking water for more than 100,000 New Castle County residents — meeting federal regulations four years before a compliance deadline.
The Conservation Law Foundation says New Hampshire regulators did not consider a state rule meant to protect fish and people ...
Authorities have closed two official swimming sites in the Netherlands and issued dozens of health warnings as summer ...
The Wisconsin supreme court recently made a ruling in the battle over the regulation of 'forever chemicals', also known as ...
Chemical compounds that take prohibitively long to break down continue to be detected at West Tisbury’s closed and capped landfill. Two testing wells at the former Old Stage Road facility, which was ...
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