PFOA or PFOS in Drinking Water Are Not Safe At Any Level, Per EPA Proposed Regulations
The EPA has proposed strict drinking water limits for some PFAS chemicals, saying they are carcinogens and that no level of exposure is safe.
The EPA has proposed strict drinking water limits for some PFAS chemicals, saying they are carcinogens and that no level of exposure is safe.
More than 100 scientists sent a letter to WHO warning that it needs to make a draft guidance on PFAS more stringent, utilizing recent research linking the "forever chemicals" to…
The City of Baltimore has filed a lawsuit against numerous chemical manufacturers for PFAS water contamination it says was caused by toxic firefighter foam chemicals.
The EPA intends to name two PFAS chemicals as hazardous substances, allowing the agency to go after polluters.
A new study links PFAS chemical exposure to an increased risk of liver disease.
A toxic foam lawsuit filed by a former Air Force firefighter indicates he received a testicular cancer diagnosis due to years of AFFF exposure.
A lawsuit filed by the American Chemistry Council seeks to reverse a recent EPA decision to lower lifetime health advisory levels for PFAS.
Wisconsin has filed a PFAS water contamination lawsuit against several chemical manufacturers they say helped pollute the state's water supply, seeking to force them to pay cleanup costs and punitive…
A new study reveals levels of PFAS in Baltimore's drinking water supply which exceed what the EPA now considers to be safe.
The EPA is setting new, lower, health advisory levels for some PFAS chemicals which could negatively impact human health at levels too low for the agency to detect.