PFAS

Study led by University of Illinois examines yield, soil health and PFAS uptake.

The government cites groundwater protection as a key driver of decision-making.

Settlement covers site-specific and statewide allegations of environmental contamination.

Researchers aim to develop probiotic solution to mitigate long-term health effects.

Growing concerns over PFAS contamination prompt public opposition, regulatory debate.

The city of Fort Worth, Texas, has terminated its contract with Synagro, a company that produces fertilizers from sewage sludge, amid concerns that these fertilizers contain toxic “forever chemicals” (PFAS) that are contaminating local farmland and groundwater.

PFAS substances were found in contaminated biosolids used as fertilizer, affecting soil, groundwater, surface water, and animal tissues.

EPA’s new drinking water standards require states to enforce PFAS levels at or below federal standards within two years.

University researchers aim to tackle PFAS contamination threatening agriculture and food supply.

Government announces updated strategies to combat the impact of “forever chemicals”.

New partnership aims to turn wastewater management into a sustainable and profitable endeavor while meeting new EPA regulations.

New platform aims to consolidate data and map chemical contamination.