A group of bacteria has proved adept at destroying the ultratough carbon-fluorine bonds that give “forever chemicals” their ...

PFAS are everywhere, but reducing them in necessary, everyday items like menstruation products has been top of mind for public safety advocates.

It's likely you've heard the term "forever chemicals" in recent news, whether it was in relation to a lawsuit alleging their presence in a coveted product, a report exposing their presence in workout ...

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