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Exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and alterations in plasma microRNA profiles in children
Science
25 Jun 2024 | Environ Res
PFAS exposure in children is linked to changes in specific microRNAs, biomarkers related to chronic diseases such as cancer and inflammation, highlighting another pathway that these persistent chemicals may influence health risks.
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Federal custodial contracts now prioritize PFAS-free cleaning products
News
24 Jun 2024 | FM Link
The Biden-Harris Administration in April directed government contractors to purchase PFAS-free cleaning products for federal buildings.
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New Colorado law will ban sales of dental floss, clothes, & other household products containing toxic "forever chemicals"
Policy
24 Jun 2024
Here's how the law will work: starting in 2026, the sale of certain cleaning products, cookware, dental floss, menstruation products, and ski wax that contain PFAS will be banned.
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Clothes, cookware, floss: Colorado law to ban everyday products with PFAS
News
24 Jun 2024 | The Guardian
Items containing ‘forever chemicals’ linked to cancer risk, lower fertility, and developmental delays.
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White House launches review of PFAS wastewater proposal
News
24 Jun 2024 | E&E News
The proposed rule would be the first to target “forever chemical” discharges from chemical and plastic plants.
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EPA Orders Air Force, AZ National Guard to address PFAS contamination at Tucson Superfund Site
News
24 Jun 2024 | azpm
Emergency directive aims to mitigate health threats from toxic chemicals in Tucson’s groundwater, pushing for immediate cleanup action and cost sharing.
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Research reveals toxic PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ accumulate in testes
News
24 Jun 2024 | The Guardian
A study conducted in a human model species suggests exposure to chemicals manufactured to resist water and heat likely affect the health of offspring.
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Dermal bioavailability of perfluoroalkyl substances using in vitro 3D human skin equivalent models
Science
24 Jun 2024 | Environ. Int.
In vitro modeling showed substantial dermal absorption of PFAS, with around 50% of short-chain PFAS absorbing through the skin and less absorption of larger PFAS, suggesting that dermal exposure could be a significant source of exposure.
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Protein bars made by No Cow contain lead and toxic PFAS, lawsuit alleges
News
21 Jun 2024 | The Guardian
Environmental Research Center, a consumer protection non-profit, says it found ‘forever chemicals’ in eight flavors.
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Beyond water: Solution-focused communication and regulation are required to address per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances pollution
Science
21 Jun 2024 | One Earth
Evidence-based science communication and additional policy interventions are urgently needed to address widespread PFAS pollution.
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PFAS firefighting foam is collected in Ohio for proper disposal
News
20 Jun 2024 | wtap
“Depending on how you get rid of it if you use landfills you have a chance of sewer or water contamination, if you use incineration without using the proper method you have air contamination. So, the process they’ve come up with eliminates the hazards on one of those forever chemicals,” said Marietta Fire Chief, C.W. Durham.
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Outdoor clothing brands still using ‘forever chemicals’ despite health risk
News
17 Jun 2024 | The Guardian
The campaigning magazine examined 27 companies that make outdoor clothing such as fleeces, waterproof jackets, walking boots and rucksacks, and found 82% were still using per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
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[Blog] What a load of crêpe! Why industry wants to keep PFAS in your kitchen
News
17 Jun 2024 | Chemsec
The hot topics in the chemicals debate right now are PFAS-free solar cells and semiconductors. But suddenly it seems like time has rolled back: France is talking about frying pans again.
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Okinawa report says PFAS could affect groundwater around US Marine base for decades
News
17 Jun 2024 | Keishi Koja
The prefecture’s Environmental Protection Division discovered PFAS above Japan’s provisional safe drinking water standard in 19 of 37 sites it sampled around Marine Corps Air Station Futenma between August and January, according to an annual report released by the division in April.
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Wisconsin Republicans block PFAS cleanup until polluters are granted immunity
News
17 Jun 2024 | The Guardian
GOP-controlled committee thwarting distribution of $125m budgeted by legislature until polluter immunity approved.