Toxic PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals,' are seeping from military sites into communities across the country.

PFAS, better known as 'forever chemicals', are almost inescapable in our drinking water. What are they doing to our health?

According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency ... to uncover more about the possible negative impact of forever chemicals on our health, it’s important that we all take steps ...

A growing body of research shows that exposure can increase the risk of prostate, kidney and testicular cancers. The ...

Forever chemicals enter the environment through ... worth mentioning the damage they do to our wildlife — especially because ...

In this week's Current Climate newsletter, a new technology for getting rid of 'forever chemicals,' Adam Neumann's climate ...

The NBC10 Investigators are looking into "forever chemicals" or PFAS ... The state regulations that do exist are relatively new and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently released ...

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) has released the findings of a comprehensive ...

As people visit and move to the Tampa Bay area because of its fishing opportunities and the water, scientists at the ...

PFAS chemicals are used in a vast number of waterproof, non-stick and stain-resistant products. But concerns about their environmental and potential health impacts have intensified in recent years.