Nearly 35 million people get their water from systems that reported high levels of PFAS in at least one test last year. Fixing the problem is costly.

Health experts have only recently begun to explore the harmful — and potentially carcinogenic — properties of PFAS.

Researchers have discovered a new way to detect per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in water. This marks an important step forward in creating testing devices that are simpler, more ...

The "forever chemicals" have turned up in water systems large and small, from those serving a few thousand customers to over ...

A new model estimates that up to 95 million Americans may use groundwater with PFAS contamination, largely unregulated in ...

Concerned residents asked the following question numerous times in numerous different ways during a town hall meeting ...

Research from University of Southern California links manufacturing chemicals found in food wrappers, shampoo and tap water ...

Baltimore — Companies making PFAS-free alternative products for the plastics industry see change coming quickly. As an example, Robert Sherman, a U.S.-based researcher for German additive maker ...

As the FIU study confirms, rain is a significant pathway for PFAS reintroduction into the environment, where they can build up in water supplies, soil, and the bodies of animals and humans. This ...

Scientists at the University of Portsmouth recently partnered with the Marine Conservation Society to investigate the presence of PFAS — or perfluoroalkyl ... or thousands of years to break down," the ...