Australia, China, the United States and parts of Europe were shown to be global hotspots of high concentrations of PFAS. A separate study published in the summer of 2023 found that almost half of ...

A new study's map shows the sum of concentration of 20 ... Europe and North America are PFAS hotspots relative to the world, when comparing against the number of samples collected, it implies ...

Water pouring from the faucets of at least 42 million Americans is contaminated with unacceptable levels of “forever ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) handed down mandates this week that would require six substances among the group known as PFAS chemicals to drop to near-zero levels in tap water.

A group of environmental scientists in northwest Georgia say recent test results of forever chemicals in North Georgia have ...

In July 2023, tests from that same hotspot monitoring well showed PFAS6 ... Under state environmental regulations, the county is required to map the PFAS plume emanating from the fire academy ...

A map maintained by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) shows more than 8,800 locations across the U.S. with known PFAS contamination in water systems, reinforcing the risk to breweries in ...

A group of high school students are pushing for change by creating an app prototype that can detect so-called forever chemicals in everyday items.

Our map shows PFAS production facilities ... no environmental sampling has been conducted to confirm this. The term "hotspot" is used when the concentration of PFAS detected at a site reaches ...

A searchable database on NorthJersey.com shows a map of water systems included in the EPA's PFAS testing records, as of May 16, 2024. It's based on boundaries developed by SimpleLab, a water ...