The Environmental Protection Agency’s new drinking water standard for six so-called forever chemicals could cost Washington’s public water utilities a staggering $1.6 billion, according to state officials. The regulation marks a significant federal intervention aimed at curbing PFAS contamination in local water supplies.

3M has agreed to pay up to $450 million to New Jersey, settling claims of widespread contamination from ‘forever chemicals’ affecting the state’s drinking water.

Concerns over “forever chemicals” in nonstick pans are prompting many to switch to stainless steel cookware for a healthier kitchen. Discover why this simple change could make a significant difference.