Environmental Health
EPA Pushes Back PFAS Reporting Deadline Over Budget Constraints
The EPA is planning on an eight-month delay to its planned reporting period for PFAS manufacturers and importers following delays in the setup process.
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Environmental Health Ohio Train Derailment Cleanup Hits Another MilestoneThe cleanup of the Feb. 3, 2023 train derailment has hit another milestone as dismantling of wastewater tanks began last month. Natural water flow is also returning to the area. -
Environmental Health Public Water Supply Confirmed Safe Following Firefighting Foam Spill in MaineThe public water supply to Brunswick Landing has been confirmed safe following a massive 1,450-gallon AFFF spill. Cleanup efforts are still underway. -
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Environmental Health Bayer Lobbies for Legal Protection To Block Roundup LawsuitsBayer sees mixed results after lobbying in three U.S. states to pass laws that would help protect it from future litigation over claims that Roundup causes cancer. -
Environmental Health US Bans Asbestos in Aim To Protect Public HealthEPA enforces an asbestos ban to combat public health risks and environmental harm, marking a significant move against toxic chemical exposure. Read more. -
Environmental Health EPA Plans Tightening of Rules on ‘Forever Chemicals’ To Combat Health and Environmental ThreatsRead more about how the EPA's new regulations on 'forever chemicals' aim to protect public health and the environment. -
Environmental Health Dangerous ‘Superbug’ Found in Southern California Soda FountainsA deadly antibiotic-resistant pathogen was among several bacteria discovered during a recent water survey in the eastern Coachella Valley. -
Environmental Health Deadly Silicosis Lung Disease Linked to Fabrication of Quartz CountertopsA higher demand for quartz countertops means an increase in exposure to silica dust, which can lead to silicosis, an irreversible lung condition. -
Environmental Health PFAS Contamination Crisis: More Than 700 U.S. Military Bases at RiskThe U.S. Department of Defense has identified 455 sites with confirmed PFAS detections and potential contamination at 255 bases.
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