New Mexico may soon restrict the use of PFAS chemicals in household products to protect public health and the environment.

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Why are they infiltrating our creeks and rivers? And just how pervasive is the problem? Often dubbed ‘forever chemicals’, PFAS are a group of man-made chemicals that have sneakily woven themselves ...

A new bill before the Maryland General Assembly would ban more than 1,000 pesticides containing so-called forever chemicals that are currently used on crops, in schools and at hospitals.

But EPA is asleep at the switch when it comes to testing sewage sludge for the presence of polyfluoroalkyl substances — more commonly known as “forever chemicals.” It doesn’t. Which is inexcusable ...

The chemicals are also known as 'forever chemicals' because of their persistence in the environment. PFAS is used to produce products such as skin creams and cosmetics, car and floor polish ...

Many water managers have long been stumped on how to best control pesky, cancer-causing “forever chemicals” popping up in samples throughout the country. Waterways from as far northwest as ...

is offering a hands-on cooking class using alternatives to nonstick sauté pans. Minnesota has banned the sale of PFAS, which is the forever chemical used to make the nonstick pans. From curious ...