Minnesota will soon take another step to restrict the use of "forever chemicals" in an expanded list of consumer goods as the ...

PFAS or forever chemicals are found in various household items like raincoats, shampoo, nail polish, pizza boxes, and ...

They have been used in fire suppressants, nonstick pans, semiconductors and a host of other products and are now widespread in the environment. Some forever chemicals in the PFAS family are linked ...

Also known as "forever chemicals," PFAS are found in many consumer products and most Americans have detectable levels in ...

experts agree that it's sensible for people to reduce their exposure to forever chemicals where they can. Research shows stain-proofing products (for example, those used on carpets and sofas ...

These man-made chemicals gained the nickname "forever chemicals" given their ability to last in the environment for years, but their proper names are per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances or PFAS. They ...

PFAS lurk in dozens of household products like frying pans and contact lenses, but recent data from European regulators indicates fluorinated gases account for about 63 per cent of all forever ...

It’s particularly appropriate, then, that the theme for this year’s te Wiki o te Reo Māori is “Ake Ake Ake – A Forever Language”. The phrase also has a political context, being the ...

There’s this prevailing idea that Bruce Springsteen represents America because he’s the guy who sings about factories, and cars, and 9/11, and the refusal to forfeit our desires to the cruelty ...

In that vein, we’ve pulled the best of our Wirecutter-tested products and staff recommendations, so you can give a well-made gift, from hiking socks with a lifetime guarantee to a stylish mid ...