Learn about the challenges of PFAS in food packaging, recent policy progress, and the need for safer alternatives. Authored ...

Given their links to a range of negative health effects, can we replace forever chemicals with something that doesn't have the same defects?

Researchers studying birds and the food they eat ... birds often stop to feed. This is because it is common for birds – and humans for that matter – to ingest PFAS through food and water.

The preliminary plan is to lease the field to grow other crops that do not absorb as much PFAS as hay does. Any revenue would ...

An internationally renowned leader in children’s environmental health says people are right worry about PFAS “forever chemicals." ...

While several states, including Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Maine, have moved to ban per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in cookware ...

they collected samples from 30 shellfish found in areas of China where migratory birds often stop to feed. Since birds—and humans for that matter—commonly ingest PFAS through food and water ...

If a chemical goes into the water and doesn’t break down, it can end up in fish. Common contaminants like PFAS are linked to certain cancers, hormone disruption, liver disease, and developmental ...