Aqua Pennsylvania has secured $16.9 million in combined principal forgiveness and low-interest financing from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority to build five new PFAS treatment facilities. This move aims to protect the drinking water of 16,000 regional residents by addressing contamination at nine local wells.

In one of Europe’s largest environmental lawsuits, Italian families are seeking justice against chemical managers accused of contaminating drinking water with dangerous “forever chemicals.” As hundreds of thousands face health risks from PFAS pollution, the community rallies in a landmark trial that underscores the dire consequences of industrial negligence.