A new study indicates low-permeability soil and other factors could help prevent toxic chemicals used in firefighter foams from contaminating nearby water supplies and spreading to other areas.
A former Florida firefighter says his use of toxic firefighting foam, and a lack of warnings from manufacturers, led to him developing cancer which required removal of his kidney.
A new study links exposure to chemicals found in firefighting foam, to an increased severity of COVID-19 infections.
Consumer Reports says the FDA has refused to set limits on certain cancer-causing chemicals in bottled water, based on outdated research.
A California airport has filed a lawsuit indicating a number of chemical and safety manufacturers contaminated its water supply and soil with toxic chemicals from firefighting foam.
A new report highlights high levels of potentially toxic chemicals in some brands of bottled water, which the EPA refuses to regulate.
A retired firefighter says exposure to toxic foam led to liver cancer and the need for a liver transplant.
A new study links PFAS exposure during pregnancy to an increased risk of childhood liver damage.
The FDA announced the phase-out of potentially cancer-causing chemicals used to make paper and paperboard boxes grease-resistant.
