
PFAS from 2024 spill are showing up in Harpswell’s birds
Just over two years ago, a malfunction at Brunswick Executive Airport released 1,450 gallons of PFAS-containing foam mixed with 50,000 gallons of water, which spilled into local waterways.

Just over two years ago, a malfunction at Brunswick Executive Airport released 1,450 gallons of PFAS-containing foam mixed with 50,000 gallons of water, which spilled into local waterways.

Chemours, DuPont and Corteva reach settlement after lawsuits accuse companies of polluting drinking water
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DND will track the groundwater pilot for at least a year before deciding whether the treatment can be expanded

A nuclear microreactor is headed to Fort Bragg. Questions about waste, oversight, emergency planning and transparency remain unanswered.

There's no question the Smurfit Westrock paper mill is polluting the small town of Covington, Virginia. The question is why isn't anyone doing anything about it.
Each morning this summer, Gordon and Connie Howie have awoken on their cattle ranch in central Pennington County and turned on the kitchen faucet, unsure if any
Each morning this summer, Gordon and Connie Howie have awoken on their cattle ranch in central Pennington County and turned on the kitchen faucet, unsure if any water will come out.

Marinette County could well become a model of sustainability. However, sprawling development may impede its progress as the next iteration of an economic threat to ecosystems.

Lawmakers on the state's powerful budget committee voted unanimously to release $10 million to address "forever chemicals" in northeastern Wisconsin.

Another 22 wells have tested positive for unsafe levels of forever chemicals in Tiverton. So far, 63 homes around a fire station exceed the state standard.
The Spokane International Airport, city of Spokane and Spokane County are delaying progress on PFAS cleanup, according to the Washington Department of Ecology.

Hangar Foam System Safety Best Practices According to Global Aerospace

TOKYO, Aug 22 — A research team has found that bacterial strains in river sediments contaminated with so-called forever chemicals can remove the harmful substances, according to...

TOKYO: A research team has found that bacterial strains in river sediments contaminated with so-called forever chemicals can remove the harmful substances, according to a Japanese university that led the study, Kyodo News reported.
The forever chemicals are also used in products ranging from fabrics to firefighting foam. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Forever chemicals have been detected in Lake Rotorua, prompting calls for urgent testing and renewed questions about the safety of food gathered from the lake.

Forever chemicals have been detected in Lake Rotorua, prompting calls for urgent testing and renewed questions about the safety of food gathered from the...

Clean Cape Fear leaders argue Michael Whatley's ties to Chemours and silence on PFAS issues show he does not represent affected communities.
A federal appeals court rejected an industry challenge to the landmark designation of PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances under the Superfund law.

The Local Government Commission has approved the Fayetteville Public Works Commission to receive millions for PFAS removal.