Environmental racism describes a social phenomenon characterized by unequal access to clean environmental resources based on race. Herein, communities of color are more likely to reside in areas with ...

Industry-driven phasedown efforts of a highly potent climate pollutant come with burgeoning concerns of PFAS exposure, and ...

Invisible, omnipresent "forever chemicals" have been linked to a wide range of serious effects on human health, prompting ...

Recent EPA regulations on PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals,” seek to tackle a trillion-dollar problem.

Several countries have banned certain PFAS compounds or imposed restrictions on them. New study reveals health impacts of ...

Filters in water pitchers or under-sink systems capture dangerous chemicals, only for them to be returned to the environment.

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BUT EXPOSURE OVER MANY YEARS MIGHT CAUSE HEALTH PROBLEMS. I MEAN, THE CONESTOGA RIVER ITSELF, YOU KNOW, THERE’S MULTIPLE, YOU KNOW, AND THERE’S SOURCES OF PFAS EVERYWHERE. IT’S ALL AROUND US.

The study, which focused on young adults in Southern California, found that higher PFAS exposure was linked to worsened kidney function over time. The research also established that changes in gut ...

Still, as consumers become more aware of the health risks associated with PFAS, the demand for transparency and action to reduce their exposure to the chemicals has increased. A newly published study ...