A Utah State University research project is focusing on keeping 'forever chemicals' out of our food and water supply.

That paper cut won’t last forever, but those PFAS? That’s another story. Unfortunately, even bandages aren’t safe from the prevalence of toxic “forever chemicals.” It’s more common than you might ...

Researchers at Utah State University (USU) are investigating ways to reduce per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in ...

EPOC Enviro announces the recent approval of its foam fractionation patent by the US Patent and Trademark Office, securing ...

The Court of Appeals now will have to reconsider its decision based on other factors, including whether 3M exhausted ...

In Washington—particularly King and Pierce counties—experts say the PFAS problem isn't nearly ... that turn human waste into fertilizer or compost aren't required to test for these forever ...

“But some contaminants, like PFAS, can act as agents to cause the same looking foam when water mixes with air along shorelines or during high waves. The problem is that it's hard to determine ...

While several states, including Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Maine, have moved to ban per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in cookware ...

But Council is looking to move away from composting its biosolids, owing to public concerns surrounding forever chemicals, or PFAS, in the end product and the closure of Glacier Gold Composting ...

Some of the foam tested by UNH researchers had anywhere from seven to 70 times as much the “forever chemical” PFAS in it compared to the water just below it, said Paula Mouser, professor of ...

He said the compost, in turn, feeds plants that animals eat, which then end up in our food chain. The PFAS also seep into our groundwater, making them unavoidable. Dupont points to studies that ...

In Washington — particularly King and Pierce counties — experts say the PFAS problem isn’t nearly ... that turn human waste into fertilizer or compost aren’t required to test for these ...