Jasmine: Forever chemicals enter the environment through wastewater discharge, land-fill runoff, and can be deposited through ...

Forever chemicals, scientifically called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), have become a growing concern for consumers and regulators. These synthetic chemicals do not break down ...

By Michelle Klieger, agricultural economist and the founder of Stratagerm Consulting Key Takeaways:  Food packaging chemicals ...

That’s adding urgency to reducing the impacts of so-called “forever chemicals” — which are also used to make firefighting foam, nonstick pans, raincoats and other everyday items — as are ...

Investigators link PFAS contamination to Synagro fertilizer, but the company disputes the claims with its own study.

After testing for four quarters, the level of the forever chemical PFOS averaged at 19 parts per trillion. Pennsylvania’s current safety limit is 18 parts per trillion for PFOS. The U.S ...

But the statewide biotech training program teaching them how to tackle local scientific challenges like this in the laboratory faces an uncertain future because of federal budget cuts.

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The state has been a known epicenter for PFAS contamination since 2017, when it was discovered that chemical manufacturer DuPont/Chemours had been dumping “forever chemicals,” produced at its ...