A study released Tuesday found per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS and nicknamed “forever chemicals” for their ability to persist in the environment and in our bodies for years — ...

The discovery has raised health concerns and calls for both safer ingredients and clearer labeling from manufacturers.

The Waterkeeper Alliance found multiple types of PFAS in samples it collected. The organization is urging lawmakers to act in response.

Tampa Bay Water secures $21M+ to fight PFAS “forever chemicals” and protect drinking water for 2.6 million residents. More ...

“Tens of millions of people across the country are currently at risk of drinking hazardous levels of toxic PFAS-contaminated water, and that risk may only increase for many years to come if the EPA ...

The water supplier for Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties doesn't yet know how much it'll cost to get slightly ...

Tampa Bay’s regional water utility was awarded $21 million after suing manufacturers of pollutants known as “forever chemicals.” Water, which supplies drinking water to 2.6 million people in ...

Many reusable menstrual products that have gained increasing popularity among teens are packed with toxic “forever chemicals, ...

Water experts have been expecting more details on EPA's regulatory plans but will have to wait at least a few weeks longer.

Extremely high levels of toxic chemicals called PFAS have been found in a small sampling of reusable menstrual pads and panties.

Also, the Enviornmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Biden administration limited the concentration of so-called PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known as "forever chemicals") in ...

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the agency would be eliminating its Office of Research and Development and start firing hundreds of biologists, chemists, toxicologists and other scientists who help ...