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New documentary revisits North Carolina's 9-year fight against forever chemicals - WRAL
Open story →3M commits $7.35B to resolve PFAS-related personal injury claims - WaterWorld
Open story →Demystifying ‘Forever Chemicals’: Building PFAS Solutions for Georgia | Newswise - Newswise
Open story →Demystifying ‘Forever Chemicals’: Building PFAS Solutions for Georgia - Georgia Institute of Technology
Open story →This Water Filter Removes 61 Contaminants From Every Tap, Including "Forever Chemicals" - Yahoo
Open story →A new way to destroy ‘forever chemicals’ - BioTechniques
Open story →Dulles, Micron top PFAS emitters into the Occoquan Reservoir, drinking source for 1 million residents - Prince William Times
Open story →Georgia congressman forms caucus to fight PFAS pollution - WRDW
Open story →Jersey Water investigates PFAS water treatment to reduce forever chemicals - Innovation News Network
Open story →Energy, PFAS and Knowles-Nelson on the environmental agenda as Democrats take control - Wisconsin Examiner
Open story →Huhtamaki and Sappi face US lawsuit over alleged PFAS water contamination - Packaging Insights
Open story →Tennessee American Water issues new PFAS settlement bill credit to customers - wtvcfox
Open story →From Legacy PFAS to Ultrashort Chains: How PFAS Testing Is Evolving - Technology Networks
Open story →Tennessee American Water Delivers Additional PFAS Settlement Credit to Customers - PR Newswire
Open story →‘This issue is deeply personal’| Georgia congressman forms caucus to fight PFAS pollution - Atlanta News First
Open story →Tennessee American Water issues new PFAS settlement bill credit to customers - wtvcfox
Open story →Tennessee American Water issues new PFAS settlement bill credit to customers - WTVC
Open story →Tennessee American Water delivers additional PFAS settlement credit to customers - WDEF
Open story →UPDATE: Tennessee American Water gives customers additional $13 credit from PFAS settlement - Local 3 News
Open story →UPDATE: Tennessee American Water gives customers additional $13 credit from PFAS settlement - Local 3 News
Open story →North Carolina Vows to Hold Chemours Accountable for Contamination ‘No Matter How Long It Takes’ - Inside Climate News
Open story →Trace PFAS contamination widespread across Massachusetts freshwater bodies, including Deerfield and Chicopee rivers - Daily Hampshire Gazette
Open story →Shrewsbury Gets $76K In Loan Forgiveness For PFAS Water Project - Patch
Open story →Documentary about forever chemicals aims to get communities involved - YES! Weekly
Open story →Tiverton Seeks Townwide Water Fix After Main Break - Uprise RI
Open story →Special Town Meeting scheduled in Sunderland to address PFAS - Daily Hampshire Gazette
Open story →Special Town Meeting scheduled in Sunderland to address PFAS - Greenfield Recorder
Open story →‘Water is Life’: Why the Fight for Clean D.C. Waterways is Far from Over - The Washington Informer
Open story →New PFAS contamination programs: Funding for testing private, public water - The Badger Herald
Open story →Researchers Identify Novel Mechanism for Destroying, Not Just Removing, PFAS in Water - Food Safety Magazine
Open story →Researchers target PFAS with lower-temperature destruction method - Technology Org
Open story →Tiverton Backs PFAS Water Line, Holds Moratorium Draft - Uprise RI
Open story →Hochul should sign PFAS bill - Newsday
Open story →What We Are Reading: Environmental + Energy Series | PFAS, Water Policy, Beavers, Offshore Wind + Legislative Priorities - Week of November 2 - JD Supra
Open story →North Carolina demands stronger action from Chemours on toxic PFAS - ABC11 News
Open story →Bottled water to end as Grayling Township homes switch from PFAS wells to municipal supply - WPBN
Open story →Bottled water to end as Grayling Township homes switch from PFAS wells to municipal supply - WPBN
Open story →State funding could bring new life to landfill - Vilas County News-Review
Open story →Explainer: How do PFAS enter our waterways? - Environment America
Open story →Chemours’ plan to clean up forever chemicals in NC is ‘deficient,’ state DEQ says - Raleigh News & Observer
Open story →Paid PFAS Pilots Grow as 3M Commits US$7.35B to Settle Claims - Streetwise Reports
Open story →Two ‘forever chemicals’ linked to an aggressive type of breast cancer, NIH study finds - Environmental Working Group
Open story →Water Authority Wins Federal Funding for Mattituck Areas Affected by PFAS - East End Beacon
Open story →Lagunitas Beer Lawsuit Alleges “Forever Chemicals” - American Craft Beer
Open story →Understanding the truth about PFAS in the UK and Ireland - Innovation News Network
Open story →How “Forever Chemicals” Siphon Soil Fertility - The Scientist
Open story →Stormwater leaving Richmond International Airport has carried PFAS – the persistent “forever chemicals” long used in firefighting foam – in every sample tested during a nearly two-and-a-half-year study, according to a March report prepared for the Capital Reg - Instagram
Open story →NCDEQ directs Chemours to address deficiencies in its plans to clean up PFAS contamination - WWAYTV3
Open story →Augusta water utility sues paper companies over PFAS contamination in Kennebec River wells - WGME
Open story →Jersey Water Reports Promising Early Results in £2m PFAS Treatment Trials - The Times Jersey
Open story →SCWA wins $1.68M grant to bring public water to Mattituck homes amid PFAS contamination - The Suffolk Times
Open story →Environmental panel to hear public input on PFAS rules - Coastal Review
Open story →DEQ weighs new PFAS requirements for Richmond airport as residents seek tougher limits - Henrico Citizen
Open story →What We Are Reading: Environmental + Energy Series | PFAS, Water Policy, Beavers, Offshore Wind + Legislative Priorities - The National Law Review
Open story →CSUN Prof’s Research Provides New Insight into How ‘Forever Chemicals’ May Affect Human Liver Cells - CSUN Newsroom
Open story →EPA’s new PFAS strategy reveals focus on downstream cleanup - Waste Dive
Open story →EPA Launches PFAS TECH Strategy to Spur Innovation in Research and Technology to Address PFAS - JD Supra
Open story →Something’s Brewing: PFAS Class Actions Reach Food, Beverage and Alcohol Companies - Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
Open story →BioLargo Targets Growing Industrial PFAS Market with MasterClass at International Water Conference - News-Press NOW
Open story →BioLargo Targets Growing Industrial PFAS Market with MasterClass at International Water Conference - Yahoo Finance
Open story →BioLargo Targets Growing Industrial PFAS Market with MasterClass at International Water Conference - TradingView
Open story →Trial water tests to remove PFAS 'encouraging' - Yahoo News Australia
Open story →Trial water tests to remove PFAS 'encouraging' - Yahoo
Open story →Jersey Water PFAS removal tests show 'encouraging' progress - BBC
Open story →3M agrees to pay billions over toxic chemical claims - St. Cloud Times
Open story →How Policy is Compelling PFAS Destruction Over Capture and Manufacturer Accountability - Waste360
Open story →Democratic victories in NC could refocus attention on 'forever chemicals' - Wilmington Star-News
Open story →Democrats' NC legislative gains could put PFAS oversight back in spotlight - Wilmington Star-News
Open story →High Resolution Grid Mapping Uncovers Residual PFAS Exposure Risks - AZoCleantech
Open story →Jersey Water reports early progress in £2m PFAS treatment trials - Water Magazine
Open story →Forever chemicals are ‘almost everywhere’ in UK rivers - The Times
Open story →Nov. 13 cutoff decides who can share in 3M’s $7.35B PFAS injury settlement - Wausau Pilot & Review
Open story →Up to 120,000 people who say 'forever chemicals' made them sick could share $7.35 billion from 3M - The Cool Down
Open story →UK to test blood and urine for 'forever chemicals,' lead, and arsenic - The Cool Down
Open story →Report reveals PFAS at sites tested near Falcon - The New Falcon Herald
Open story →New Ninja HydraSense: Remove 99% of microplastics, forever chemicals, and more - Mashable
Open story →NIH Links Two ‘Forever Chemicals’ To Higher Rates Of Aggressive Breast Cancer - Dallas Express
Open story →Lighting Up PFAS: Rapid Detection with Fluorescent Nanosensors - Department of Energy (.gov)
Open story →Pennsylvania American Water customers get fourth PFAS settlement credit - Times Leader
Open story →India's PFAS regulatory push could reshape the specialty chemicals: Compliance costs for safer chemical alte.. - Indiatimes
Open story →Forever chemicals found in water serving 197 million as EPA eyes rollbacks - WRAL
Open story →3M Agrees to Pay $7.35 Billion to Settle PFAS Personal-Injury Claims - Gadget Review
Open story →3M agrees to $7.35 billion PFAS settlement - Wisconsin Law Journal
Open story →3M settles chemical contamination claims for $7.35 billion, while admitting no guilt - Civic Media
Open story →Two ‘forever chemicals’ have been linked to higher rates of aggressive breast cancer, scientists warn - The Independent
Open story →3M settles PFAS cancer lawsuits for $7.3B. How it's touched Fall River - Fall River Herald News
Open story →In a landmark US settlement, 3M has agreed to commit up to $7.35 billion over nine years to resolve PFAS - The Times of India
Open story →3M to pay up to $7.35 billion after lawsuits link its forever chemicals to contaminated water - TechSpot
Open story →Documentary on chemical threat debuts in Saxapahaw - Burlington Times-News
Open story →PFAS levels in two wells exceed proposed limits - The Wayland Post
Open story →3M reaches $7.35B settlement over PFAS; some in Wisconsin may qualify for compensation. - WPR
Open story →3M Settles PFAS Injury Claims Over AFFF for $7.35 Billion, Its Latest Legacy PFAS Deal - Environmental Protection Online
Open story →NJ American Water Completes $21.3M PFAS Project - iGrow News
Open story →3M agrees to $7.3 billion PFAS settlement; Spokane County residents among plaintiffs - KXLY.com
Open story →MPUD continues to have PFAS in water - Mariposa Gazette
Open story →3M settles chemical contamination claims for $7.35 billion, while admitting no guilt - Minnesota Reformer
Open story →Motley Rice reaches settlement on PFAS litigation - Post and Courier
Open story →3M to pay $7B to settle claims over ‘forever chemicals’ in firefighting foam - MPR News
Open story →EDITORIAL: Rep. Kim Schofield: Georgia Cannot Afford to Ignore the Threat of Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Our Water - AllOnGeorgia
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