France, forever chemicals
France bans use of PFAS 'forever chemicals' in cosmetics and clothing
France passed a law on Thursday banning the use of so-called "forever chemicals" in cosmetics and clothing. Forever chemicals, or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are chemicals that do not break down in the natural environment and can be harmful to human health and the environment.
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An end to 'forever chemicals': McNerney's bill would create fund to clean up PFAS in waterA new bill by a Bay Area state senator aims to create a special fund to help clean up so-called forever chemicals in ...
The chief executive of water quality platform 120Water, Megan Glover, said only a "handful" of the most prevalent PFA ...
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Lawmakers propose sweeping changes to products allowed in homes in multiple states: 'The more we look, the more we find'"Our ability to look is limited by our own budget." Lawmakers propose sweeping changes to products allowed in homes in ...
Recent EPA regulations on PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals,” seek to tackle a trillion-dollar problem.
Minnesota becomes first state to prohibit the sale of cookware that contains PFAS, as industry giants say their products are ...
A new EPA report warns that PFAS in biosolids may contaminate water and food. In NC, past use as fertilizer threatens ...
Policymakers in California have introduced new legislation designed to protect consumers from exposure to PFAS ...
AB 794 will mandate new state drinking water standards and supporters say this will limit exposure to toxic and dangerous ...
Johnson County commissioners have issued a disaster declaration after tests found forever chemicals in soil, water and animal tissue on agricultural land.
New research has emerged on the development of a novel membrane distillation system and an adsorbent (a substance that can trap chemicals on its surface) for the removal of hazardous perfluoroalkyl ...
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Scientists make mind-blowing discovery while investigating 'forever chemicals': 'A critical step'"If bacteria survive in a harsh, polluted environment, it’s probably because they have adapted." Scientists make mind-blowing ...
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