From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! Water provider Veolia is removing toxic PFAS chemicals from drinking water for more ...

CADILLAC — A number of enterprising companies over the last few years have developed technologies to capture and/or destroy PFAS chemicals in drinking water and wastewater.

MINISTERS and utility bosses were grilled by Islanders this week over the government’s handling of PFAS contamination during a heated public meeting in St Brelade’s Parish Hall. The session ...

In this episode, Carrie McDonough, assistant professor of chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University, explores the unique analytical challenges posed by short-chain PFAS, highlighting issues with ...

According to ROCOL, the company is now working to certify an additional 25 FOODLUBE products for PFAS-free certification, which it aims to complete later this year. Setting a new benchmark in ...

This PFAS-free certification is the first of its kind and has been awarded to Rocol for four of its products within its Foodlube range. The certification, which can only be issued by NSF, was ...

Veolia began designing the Stanton PFAS system in early 2022, ahead of the new EPA regulations for some PFAS levels in drinking water, and worked methodically to deliver a state-of-the-art plant ...

West Tisbury has had issues with PFAS contamination before. The state listed one of the town’s fire stations as a potential source of PFAS for a private well that was contaminated in 2023.

In the second episode, the panel delves into the most pressing analytical challenges in PFAS analysis, spotlighting persistent issues such as contamination, detection limits, background blanks, and ...

If it becomes law, phase out of PFAS would begin by 2027. “The very equipment that we use to keep others safe is making us sick,” said San Francisco Firefighters Local 798 treasurer Sina Riahi ...

WILMINGTON, Del.-- (BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 18, 2025--Veolia Opens One of the Largest PFAS Treatment Plants in the U.S., Delivering High-Quality Drinking Water to Over 100,000 Delaware Residents ...

New research has found that 18 percent of private wells sampled in Pennsylvania exceed the maximum contaminant levels for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water set by the ...