EPA Asbestos Ban Could Lead to Increased PFAS Use
The EPA expects a ban on the last form of asbestos allowed in the U.S. to lead to an increased use of some PFAS chemicals.
The EPA expects a ban on the last form of asbestos allowed in the U.S. to lead to an increased use of some PFAS chemicals.
A Missouri manufacturing facility reports having spilled more than 1,200 pounds of ethylene oxide earlier this month in the latest of a series of leaks reported nationwide.
A new report warns that the widespread use of sewage sludge as fertilizer may have contaminated millions of acres of U.S. cropland.
A federal court has ordered the EPA to re-evaluate a petition calling for a ban of certain chemicals commonly used in pet flea and tick collars.
A product liability lawsuit claims exposure to PFAS-laced firefighter training foam led to a prostate cancer diagnosis.
A SoClean ozone exposure lawsuit seeks class action status for users who were never told about the potential health risks of the CPAP cleaning device.
The EPA has released a new assessment on formaldehyde exposure, warning of potential cancer risks.
A toxic foam lawsuit claims exposure to PFAS chemicals led to a firefighter developing kidney cancer and prostate cancer.
CoverGirl TruBlend Pressed Powder cosmetic products contain PFAS chemicals which could increase the risk of cancer and other health problems, a recently-filed class action lawsuit claims.
A new report finds evidence of PFAS in food packaging by dozens of major retailers.