Regulatory uncertainty has long been a defining trait of litigation around PFAS, colloquially known as “forever chemicals.” ...

In a nutshell A new USGS study estimates that 71-95 million Americans rely on groundwater containing detectable levels of ...

Coatesville, Doylestown, Audubon, New Hope and Solebury water providers are among 22 statewide that fail to meet state ...

State lawmakers are proposing new limits on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in tap water as questions emerge about the ...

From the bloodstreams of office workers in the world’s most developed countries to the organs of Amazonian hunter-gatherers, ...

The lawsuit alleges French company Arkema negligently discharged PFAS into the Goose Creek watershed in West Chester.

The Environmental Management Commission is considering a new rule that would require industries adopt PFAS monitoring plans ...

Two wells in the city were found to contain PFAS at levels above health-based guidance values for drinking water.

Watermen are asking state agencies to pause the practice of using sewage sludge as fertilizer. They worry that toxic “forever chemicals” may accumulate in oysters, crabs, clams and fish.

Republican legislators and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers are both pursuing legislation to address "forever chemical" contamination.

Almost half of the nation's tap water is estimated to contain PFAS, or "forever chemicals." University of Missouri associate professor Frank Xiao and his team believe they’ve found a partial ...

Two wells in the city – Well No. 6 and Well No. 10 – were found to contain PFAS at levels above health-based guidance values for drinking water. An additional well, Well No. 9, contains PFAS ...