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Study finds bacteria can embed PFAS 'forever chemicals' in membranes

Bacteria can chemically bond per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly known as PFAS or “forever chemicals,” directly into their cell membranes, according to a peer-reviewed study led by ...
Yahoo

PFAS are turning up in the Great Lakes, putting fish and water supplies at risk – here’s how they get there

No matter where you live in the United States, you have likely seen headlines about PFAS being detected in everything from drinking water to fish to milk to human bodies. PFAS, or per- and ...
Earth.com

PFAS in seafood may affect what we eat more than expected

New study reveals persistent PFAS contamination in fish and shellfish, raising new concerns about seafood safety and health ...

EPA's PFAS Agenda One Year In: 2026 Updates & What's Next

EPA PFAS Regulations in 2026 -- EPA expanded PFAS monitoring, testing methods, and drinking water implementation efforts, including outreach to public water systems under the PFAS OUT Initiative. -- ...

Report finds La Cienega, La Cieneguilla divided by PFAS levels

A report has found a sharp difference in levels of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances in wells in two neighboring communities south of Santa Fe. The March report from INTERA Inc., an ...
thetimesherald

Michigan officials update residents on Thompson Pond PFAS investigation

While wells tested negative for PFAS, the source of the pond's contamination remains unknown. PFAS are human-made "forever chemicals" linked to various health problems, including cancer and thyroid ...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

'It's about choices': Debate in Massachusetts over PFAS in artificial turf fields

PFAS is a 'forever chemical' potentially linked to health risks. Massachusetts has enacted a ban on PFAS in firefighting gear, which goes into effect in 2027. Three synthetic turf fields in Worcester ...