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Newly released EPA data show more towns in the U.S. have PFAS, or 'forever chemicals,' in their water. See what it shows across the Finger Lakes area.
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PFAS experts answer common questions about 'forever chemicals' and the risks to human health
As Australians figure out how to live with so-called "forever chemicals", we ask three leading PFAS experts to answer the ...
Arkansas, Hawai'i, and North Dakota were the only regions that tested at legally safe levels. The District of Columbia and ...
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The Cool Down on MSNScientists make concerning discovery about invisible threat to firefighters' health: 'Exposures lead to increased risk'
"Can also be used to determine the effectiveness of interventions." Scientists make concerning discovery about invisible ...
Teenagers with higher levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in their blood who undergo bariatric surgery will ...
An Australian-first scientific paper published on the bubble bath effect has established what is causing the phenomenon, as ...
Glyphosate as an ingredient in Roundup has been a liability for Monsanto/Bayer in cancer lawsuits, yet EPA, FDA and ...
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The Cool Down on MSNUtility wins $20 million legal fight after dangerous chemicals found in drinking water: 'It will be transformative'
"This agreement will benefit public water systems nationwide." Utility wins $20 million legal fight after dangerous chemicals ...
Scientists say biochar from human waste could cut pollution, reduce fertiliser costs, and help secure food supplies worldwide.
One of the world's largest glossaries of words has grown by another 6,000 terms and phrases in the past 12 months, reflecting ...
The city wants to annex the park to bring clean water, but the owners won’t agree, and residents fear higher costs.
Bluewater CEO and founder, Bengt Rittri, has spoken out with frustration and sadness after world leaders in Geneva failed to ...
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