As thousands of veterans are affected each year by toxic exposure and are left to fend for themselves, Independence Day ...

Millions of Americans rely on private wells not routinely tested for PFAS-putting rural households at silent risk. Private wells are outsi ...

Scientist Hua Zhang, left, and UW-Madison professor Lingjun Li analyze a mass spectrometry image in Li's lab in the School of ...

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Minnesotans call it "Amara's Law" — named for Amara Strande. Starting this year, it's America's strictest state law policing ...

Starting this year, "Amara's Law" in Minnesota became America's strictest state law policing PFAS, compounds known as ...

EPA delays enforcement of limits on toxic PFAS chemicals, including GenX, until 2031, raising concerns among scientists and ...

PFAS concentrations in Los Angeles and Santa Ana rivers exceed federal safety limits, posing serious health risks to ...

"Forever chemicals" found in foam in Great Bay, which straddles Maine and New Hampshire, prompting warnings to avoid contact.

Beyond this session’s obvious disappointment — a failed transportation funding bill — here’s what else flopped.