They linger in our water, our blood, and the environment—"forever chemicals" that are notoriously difficult to detect.
Called "forever chemicals" for their inability to break down, PFAS exposure has been linked to various health issues.
KTVX Salt Lake City on MSN
Elevated levels of mercury and PFOS in Great Salt Lake waterfowl
Public health officials have updated consumption advisories for waterfowl in the Great Salt Lake for their elevated levels of ...
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Several TN water systems contain forever chemicals, while JEA wins best-tasting water award
Despite forever chemicals found in several Tennessee water systems, including Jackson, JEA is recognized as having the best ...
The scientists looked for 50 known PFAS compounds and found 31 in the drinking water samples, 21 of which were previously ...
According to an EPA report, forever chemicals have been found in Jackson water systems. Despite the findings, JEA says it is ...
The agency told a judge it failed to follow the Safe Drinking Water Act when limiting four PFAS under the regulations. It ...
"One of the liver's main functions is to take bad stuff out of the blood," DNR fish and wildlife toxicologist Sean Strom told ...
Sea foam is a common sight along the coastline as breaking waves churn up air and algae. Now, a study in Environmental ...
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin confirmed the continued hazardous status of PFOA and PFOS, emphasizing the need for ...
A study in reports that sea foam from several beaches along North Carolina’s coast contain higher levels of PFAS compared to ...
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