In 2031, states will be require to test for Forever Chemicals and some are more prepared than others.

The Associated Press’ reporting on the vulnerabilities of private water well owners to contamination by harmful forever ...

EDITORS/NEWS DIRECTORS The roughly 40 million Americans who get their water from a private well are particularly vulnerable ...

The government has unveiled its first-ever strategy to tackle "forever chemicals," proposing legal limits in drinking water.

Increasing testing for PFAS is part of the UK's first ever national plan for tackling the substances.

In other developments, a federal court rejected, for now, the EPA’s move to rescind drinking-water limits for 4 PFAS ...

Forever chemicals get their name because they resist breaking down, whether in well water or the environment. In the human body, they accumulate in the liver, kidneys and blood. Research has linked ...

A case in Glocester of drinking water contamination caused by PFAS is a reminder of the threat these so-called “forever chemicals” used in firefighting foam and consumer products pose to groundwater ...

Arkansas will begin testing surface waters for PFAS using $1.8 million in grant funding. (Mary Hennigan/Arkansas Advocate) The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission approved a $1.8 million grant ...

Growing evidence shows they pose risks to both people and the planet ...

To be eligible, residents must live in East Selah, have PFAS chemicals in their water and use the water to raise meat or eggs ...

The Washington State Department of Health is offering free testing for PFAS in home-raised eggs and meat for East Selah ...