A lawsuit filed by Santa Clara County alleges that manufacturers covered up the toxic effects of the substances.

If any action is to be taken by lawmakers in Connecticut, there should be much more PFAS regulation, not less.

New research has highlighted the link between forever chemicals in our drinking water and several thousand cancer diagnoses.

When Fajer Mushtaq turned on the tap as a child in Delhi, one question always loomed: was the water safe? Today, that same ...

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Scientists have issued a serious health warning about a common practice that millions of us do in our kitchens. They're advising people to stop using plastic containers to heat food in microwaves. The ...

KINGSTON — Federal, state and local government investment in recent years has helped Kingston revitalize its downtown waterfront, which slopes down to Rondout Creek, a tributary of the Hudson ...